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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Which of this event occurs first?

There are three events: {X, Y, Z}

So the statement is: Event X will not occur until event Y is executed and event Z manifests.

What confusing is the phrase "not occur until", does this mean that all events will occur at the same time or does it mean that X will have to wait for Y and Z to finish, can someone help me understand this.


Thank you.

  

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anonymous event Y is executed We do not execute events. We execute tasks, jobs or projects. Occasionally, people are executed, too.

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  • anonymous event Y is executed We do not execute events.
  • We execute tasks, jobs or projects.
  • Occasionally, people are executed, too.
  • anonymous event Z manifests.
  • That does not make sense, either.
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anonymousevent Y is executed

We do not execute events. We execute tasks, jobs or projects. Occasionally, people are executed, too.

anonymous event Z manifests.

That does not make sense, either.

It is difficult to make a meaning of the sentence when the word choices are so flawed.

If you want natura

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, am really sorry for that, I know my English is quite horrible, assume that the events are computer processes that must behave in a particular order, all I need to understand is the order in which the three events must occur e.g X, Y and Z must occur at the same time or X must wait for Y and Z to begin or complete, just that, I am being confused by the state

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Am very thankful for your time, I know that my grammar isn't good "someone else told me so", am unable to provide a correct statement that will allow me to get the help I needed and so, for now, I'll have to retain the problem in my mind till I can express it correctly so I say be blessed and have a wonderful time, I'll see you guys again.

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Wow, now you've answered my question completely in this statement "This means that X will start after the time when Y is completed AND Z is "True".", you have a wonderful explanation too.


I am very happy now, thank you for putting your time and efforts into looking at my problem and making sure that I completely understand, thank you and be extremely blessed.

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