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Pvunderink Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Use of 'Well,'
I want to start a sentence after I've quoted a text. In this quote 2 options are described. So, the next sentence comments on this quote, and explains that only 1 of the options applies.
I've thought about using: Well, since...... this and that, only this......
But I'm not sure if 'Well' is a good word to start a sentence, or if it is formal enough. Can someone help me?
I've thought about using: Well, since...... this and that, only this......
But I'm not sure if 'Well' is a good word to start a sentence, or if it is formal enough. Can someone help me?
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Pvunderink ve thought about using: Well, since...... this and that, only this...... This is not enough information to help us help you.
- Pvunderink ve thought about using: Well, since......
- this and that, only this......
- This is not enough information to help us help you.
- Please post less commentary and more of the actual text that you want us to examine.
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Pvunderinkve thought about using: Well, since...... this and that, only this......This is not enough information to help us help you. Please post less commentary and more of the actual text that you want us to examine.
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Ok.
The quote is about the long-term effect of investing in something. This effect is long-term if the production function is of a particular form.
"Well, since this production function is not of that form, it will not have a long-term effect."
I wanted to use a word like 'well' in this context.
The quote is about the long-term effect of investing in something. This effect is long-term if the production function is of a particular form.
"Well, since this production function is not of that form, it will not have a long-term effect."
I wanted to use a word like 'well' in this context.
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