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Buranda Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
verb after preposition
Hi,
Can I say as follows?
"You will get an alert at the time you make your purchase with your account balance is less than $10."
I just wonder if i could use a verb after "with" as in " your account balance is less than $10."
Thanks in advance.
Can I say as follows?
"You will get an alert at the time you make your purchase with your account balance is less than $10."
I just wonder if i could use a verb after "with" as in " your account balance is less than $10."
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
" You are making a conditional statement. You will get an alert at the time you make your purchase if your account balance is less than $10.
- " You are making a conditional statement.
- You will get an alert at the time you make your purchase if your account balance is less than $10.
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Don't use "with." You are making a conditional statement.
You will get an alert at the time you make your purchase if your account balance is less than $10.
You will get an alert at the time you make your purchase if your account balance is less than $10.
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