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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Please find attached the image of damaged carpet in the living hall
Please find attached the image of carpet damaged in the living hall
Please find attached the image of carpet damaged in the living hall
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They are both incorrect because they lack punctuation at the end of the sentence. I would write something like this: An image of the damaged living-room carpet is attached. (the whole carpet is in the picture) An image of the damaged area of the living-room carpet is attached.
- They are both incorrect because they lack punctuation at the end of the sentence.
- I would write something like this: An image of the damaged living-room carpet is attached.
- (the whole carpet is in the picture) An image of the damaged area of the living-room carpet is attached.
- (only the damaged part is in the picture)
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They are both incorrect because they lack punctuation at the end of the sentence.
I would write something like this:
An image of the damaged living-room carpet is attached. (the whole carpet is in the picture)
An image of the damaged area of the living-room carpet is attached. (only the damaged part is in the picture)
I would write something like this:
An image of the damaged living-room carpet is attached. (the whole carpet is in the picture)
An image of the damaged area of the living-room carpet is attached. (only the damaged part is in the picture)
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I would use damaged carpet here.
Living hall seems odd to me though.
Sentences should have punctuation at the end, such as a period (full stop).
(Edit: Cross-posted)
Living hall seems odd to me though.
Sentences should have punctuation at the end, such as a period (full stop).
(Edit: Cross-posted)
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Blue JayLiving hall seems odd to me though.It is. It seems to be a mixing up of living room and hall.
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