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Nancy1982 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
would you check gramma of these 2 sentences for me? Thank you.
I do not know how soon you need the information on the Impact Fee Administration. Hence, I'm sending to you the information just from Roswell, Acworth, and Forsyth. I'll email to you the Impact Fee information from Hall County as soon as I can get in touch with whoever responsible for the program or they return my request.
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Hi Nancy, The word is GRAMMAR. Your first sentence is fine. " Are Roswell, Acwort, and Forsyth also counties?
- Hi Nancy, The word is GRAMMAR.
- Your first sentence is fine.
- " Are Roswell, Acwort, and Forsyth also counties?
- You mention Hall County as a county, but I thought at first reading that R,A, & F was some kind of accounting or legal firm.
- So you may want to say Roswell, Acworth, and Forsyth Counties.
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Hi Nancy,
The word is GRAMMAR.
Your first sentence is fine. As an American, I don't use the word "hence" very often: I'd say "Therefore."
Are Roswell, Acwort, and Forsyth also counties? You mention Hall County as a county, but I thought at first reading that R,A, & F was some kind of accounting or legal firm. So you may want to say Roswell, Acworth, and Forsyth Counties
The word is GRAMMAR.
Your first sentence is fine. As an American, I don't use the word "hence" very often: I'd say "Therefore."
Are Roswell, Acwort, and Forsyth also counties? You mention Hall County as a county, but I thought at first reading that R,A, & F was some kind of accounting or legal firm. So you may want to say Roswell, Acworth, and Forsyth Counties
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