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Ayan86 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which option is better?
Hi!
Which sentence looks/sounds better?
Six calendar days before the actual date of the undertaking’s transfer, the bank will stop to accept submissions.
or
The bank will stop to accept submissions six calendar days before the actual date of the undertaking’s transfer.
Thanks
Which sentence looks/sounds better?
Six calendar days before the actual date of the undertaking’s transfer, the bank will stop to accept submissions.
or
The bank will stop to accept submissions six calendar days before the actual date of the undertaking’s transfer.
Thanks
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The second one, if you change "to accept" to "accepting." I'm assuming that "actual date" adds means something different from just "date."
Now, tell me why that's so.
Now, tell me why that's so.
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ayan86The bank will stop accepting submissions six calendar days before the (actual) date of the transfer.As shown. As mentioned above, I don't know why you need 'actual'.
I have no idea what you mean by "undertaking's transfer".
Note that an undertaker is one who prepa
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