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Rau Muống Xào Tỏi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Using "suit" verb.
I have a sentence where the wrong words are in bold:
"I have finished rewriting our user manual to suit with our new IDE."
After having looked that word up in Oxford dictionary. I found out
the word "with" is incorrect. Could I correct it like this ?
"I have finished rewriting our user manual to suit/match our new IDE."
I wonder if using the word "suit" or "match" is appropriate here. Thank you for your opinion.
"I have finished rewriting our user manual to suit with our new IDE."
After having looked that word up in Oxford dictionary. I found out
the word "with" is incorrect. Could I correct it like this ?
"I have finished rewriting our user manual to suit/match our new IDE."
I wonder if using the word "suit" or "match" is appropriate here. Thank you for your opinion.
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Hi,
'Match' sounds OK, but more natural is the more idiomatic
"I have finished rewriting our user manual to go with our new IDE."
Clive
'Match' sounds OK, but more natural is the more idiomatic
"I have finished rewriting our user manual to go with our new IDE."
Clive
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