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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Word "COPY"
Hi!
May I say "I pass a copy of the documentation to our President"?
Moreover, is this sentence correct? "I will discuss with the President, who is reading in copy"? Is there a better way to say it?
Thank you for your help!
Luisella
May I say "I pass a copy of the documentation to our President"?
Moreover, is this sentence correct? "I will discuss with the President, who is reading in copy"? Is there a better way to say it?
Thank you for your help!
Luisella
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Hello, Luisella. 1-- The simple present tense is seldom used here. More useful are: I passed a copy of the documentation to our President.
- Hello, Luisella.
- 1-- The simple present tense is seldom used here.
- More useful are: I passed a copy of the documentation to our President.
- [past] I'll pass a copy of the documentation to our President.
- [future] 2-- I suppose that you mean: I will discuss it / this with the President, who is reading a copy.
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Hello, Luisella.
1-- The simple present tense is seldom used here. More useful are:
I passed a copy of the documentation to our President. [past]
I'll pass a copy of the documentation to our President. [future]
2-- I suppose that you mean:
I will discuss it/this with the President, who is reading a copy.
1-- The simple present tense is seldom used here. More useful are:
I passed a copy of the documentation to our President. [past]
I'll pass a copy of the documentation to our President. [future]
2-- I suppose that you mean:
I will discuss it/this with the President, who is reading a copy.
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