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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Hi!
Are these correct? Can someone help me, please?
Here goes:
At the depth of 130 m (is the "of" compulsory?)
In the depth interval between 100 m - 130 m.
Thanks!
Are these correct? Can someone help me, please?
Here goes:
At the depth of 130 m (is the "of" compulsory?)
In the depth interval between 100 m - 130 m.
Thanks!
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-- Yes, but you could restructure: At a 130-meter depth ) In the depth interval between 100 m and 130 m / from 100 m to 130 m
- -- Yes, but you could restructure: At a 130-meter depth ) In the depth interval between 100 m and 130 m / from 100 m to 130 m
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At the/a depth of 130 m (is the "of" compulsory?-- Yes, but you could restructure: At a 130-meter depth)
In the depth interval between 100 m and 130 m / from 100 m to 130 m
In the depth interval between 100 m and 130 m / from 100 m to 130 m
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At the depth of 130 m (is the "of" compulsory?)
Yes, 'of' is compulsory.
I can write it in another way:
At 130 m depth, at a depth of 130 m,
In the depth interval between 100 m - 130 m.
- between 100 m to 130 m depth interval,
- in the depth interval ranging from 100 m to 130 m
-at an interval between 100 m to 130 m depth.
Th
Yes, 'of' is compulsory.
I can write it in another way:
At 130 m depth, at a depth of 130 m,
In the depth interval between 100 m - 130 m.
- between 100 m to 130 m depth interval,
- in the depth interval ranging from 100 m to 130 m
-at an interval between 100 m to 130 m depth.
Th
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These replies from Gunjan need to be corrected to:
At 130 m deep
- between 100 m and 130 m deep,
-at an interval between 100 m and 130 m deep.
At 130 m deep
- between 100 m and 130 m deep,
-at an interval between 100 m and 130 m deep.
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