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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Wich one is correct

We are going to install the furnitue in the above project tomorrow morning
We are going to do the installation of furniture in the above project tomorrow morning
  

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" and the word "wich" does not exist. Both versions are correct (except for the spelling mistake "furnitue" and the omission of full stops).

— Anonymous

  • " and the word "wich" does not exist.
  • Both versions are correct (except for the spelling mistake "furnitue" and the omission of full stops).
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You mean "which one is correct?"
In English, a question always ends with a question mark "?" and the word "wich" does not exist.

Both versions are correct (except for the spelling mistake "furnitue" and the omission of full stops).
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AnonymousWe are going to install the furnitue in the above project tomorrow morning
We are going to do the installation of furniture in the above project tomorrow morning

They both need periods at the end.

Furniture is misspelled in the first one.

Furniture needs an article (the) in the second one. It could be argued th
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AvangiPerhaps "the installation of furniture" is a BrE expression.
It sounds fine to me! 
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