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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which phrase is correct?
Hi, I have a question, mainly to grammar experts and native speakers.
The situation is as follows: I am making a form using which a customer can send his question to a specific department. In one of the fields s/he is required to enter an account number. Now which phrase would be correct to name one of the fields in the form: COMPANY ACCOUNT NUMBER or with a possessive case COMPANY'S ACCOUNT NUMBER
The situation is as follows: I am making a form using which a customer can send his question to a specific department. In one of the fields s/he is required to enter an account number. Now which phrase would be correct to name one of the fields in the form: COMPANY ACCOUNT NUMBER or with a possessive case COMPANY'S ACCOUNT NUMBER
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Anonymous COMPANY ACCOUNT NUMBER Use the one above. This is the form that is preferred in official contexts such as forms and signs. CJ
- Anonymous COMPANY ACCOUNT NUMBER Use the one above.
- This is the form that is preferred in official contexts such as forms and signs.
- CJ
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AnonymousCOMPANY ACCOUNT NUMBERUse the one above. This is the form that is preferred in official contexts such as forms and signs.
CJ
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