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RJD Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
Upon inspection, table leg's edge was found to be chipped off / edge of the table leg was chipped off
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Hi, Upon inspection, table leg's edge was found to be chipped off / edge of the table leg was chipped off I recommend Upon inspection, the edge of one of the table legs was found to be chipped. If you remove the 'found to be' and just say Upon inspection, the edge of one of the table legs was chipped it could be interpreted that the damage happened during the inspection. Clive
- Hi, Upon inspection, table leg's edge was found to be chipped off / edge of the table leg was chipped off I recommend Upon inspection, the edge of one of the table legs was found to be chipped.
- If you remove the 'found to be' and just say Upon inspection, the edge of one of the table legs was chipped it could be interpreted that the damage happened during the inspection.
- Clive
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Hi,
Upon inspection, table leg's edge was found to be chipped off / edge of the table leg was chipped off
I recommend
Upon inspection, the edge of one of the table legs was found to be chipped.
If you remove the 'found to be' and just say
Upon inspection, the edge of one of the table legs was chipped
it coul
Upon inspection, table leg's edge was found to be chipped off / edge of the table leg was chipped off
I recommend
Upon inspection, the edge of one of the table legs was found to be chipped.
If you remove the 'found to be' and just say
Upon inspection, the edge of one of the table legs was chipped
it coul
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