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D.A. Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
With continuation to that...
Is it correct to say: "In continuation to that" in cases like the example below:
"I learned the following about your product.....
With continuation to that I would like to suggest...."
If not, what can I write to keep it logically conected to provious paragraph.
Many thanks.
"I learned the following about your product.....
With continuation to that I would like to suggest...."
If not, what can I write to keep it logically conected to provious paragraph.
Many thanks.
Top answer
A. "I learned the following about your product.. " You can't use With continuation to that , but you might be able to use In addition to that or As a consequence or Therefore or maybe something else.
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- "I learned the following about your product..
- " You can't use With continuation to that , but you might be able to use In addition to that or As a consequence or Therefore or maybe something else.
- Or maybe you don't really need a connector.
- It really depends on exactly what you say in the previous paragraph.
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D.A."I learned the following about your product.. With continuation to that I would like to suggest.."You can't use With continuation to that, but you might be able to use In addition to that or As a consequence or Therefore or maybe something else. Or maybe you don't really need a connector.
It really depends on exact
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