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Samerrustom Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Using of to sum it up
Can I use to sum it up in the following sentences :
I was in a long trip with my friends to Ireland, to sum it up, our vacation was terrific.
We bought new computers and servers to upgrade our old stuff and support more clients, to sum it up, we will be the best because we will be the only company have these new devices in my country.
Open different bank accounts with different currency have a lot of benefits, to sum it up, you will not lose all your money in case some of the currency went down.
I was in a long trip with my friends to Ireland, to sum it up, our vacation was terrific.
We bought new computers and servers to upgrade our old stuff and support more clients, to sum it up, we will be the best because we will be the only company have these new devices in my country.
Open different bank accounts with different currency have a lot of benefits, to sum it up, you will not lose all your money in case some of the currency went down.
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"To sum it up" is used after a long argument to present a conclusion or summary. I was on a long trip with my friends to Ireland . We visited County Londonderry, Belfast, Dublin, and Cork among other cities and quaint villages.
- "To sum it up" is used after a long argument to present a conclusion or summary.
- I was on a long trip with my friends to Ireland .
- We visited County Londonderry, Belfast, Dublin, and Cork among other cities and quaint villages.
- Our road was frequently blocked by wandering sheep.
- A highlight was kissing the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle and seeing the Book of Kells which fascinated me.
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"To sum it up" is used after a long argument to present a conclusion or summary.
I was on a long trip with my friends to Ireland. We visited County Londonderry, Belfast, Dublin, and Cork among other cities and quaint villages. Our road was frequently blocked by wandering sheep. A highlight was kissing the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle and seeing the Book of Kells which
I was on a long trip with my friends to Ireland. We visited County Londonderry, Belfast, Dublin, and Cork among other cities and quaint villages. Our road was frequently blocked by wandering sheep. A highlight was kissing the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle and seeing the Book of Kells which
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What do you mean by run-on sentence please?
What did you use opening instead of open, explain please?
What do you mean by run-on sentence please?
What did you use opening instead of open, explain please?
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samerrustomWhat do you mean by run-on sentence please?A run-on sentence is when you use a comma to connect two main clauses.
Main clauses need to be connected by a conjunction (and, but, ...) or a semicolon and an adverbial conjunction (however, moreover, etc.)
It is usually best to use a full stop. (period)
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samerrustomWhat did you use opening instead of open, explain please?Open (subject) different bank accounts with different currency have (verb) a lot of benefits,
This is incorrect. You cannot use a base verb as the subject of a sentence.
You can use a gerund (V+ing) or infinitive (to+ verb). If a gerund is the s
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