Are any of these sentences grammatically correct? [on hold]“I wish that” - does it make any sense?Are contractions “open”?How does the use of a definite article change the meaning of following sentences?Three sentences about v-ing meaningconsecutive verbs in various tenses(past perfect)Are these sentences grammatically correct?A weird case : “The kitchen’s window” vs “The kitchen window”How to simplify “noun phrase” + “noun phrase” structureAre the following sentences grammatically correct?Which of these following sentences are grammatically correct?
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Are any of these sentences grammatically correct? [on hold]
“I wish that” - does it make any sense?Are contractions “open”?How does the use of a definite article change the meaning of following sentences?Three sentences about v-ing meaningconsecutive verbs in various tenses(past perfect)Are these sentences grammatically correct?A weird case : “The kitchen’s window” vs “The kitchen window”How to simplify “noun phrase” + “noun phrase” structureAre the following sentences grammatically correct?Which of these following sentences are grammatically correct?
Hi, I am writing a user guide and i dont know if any of these sentences is correct.
a. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, whom you wish to create a XXXXX account.
b. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, you wish to create a XXXXX account for.
c. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, whom you wish to create a XXXXX account for.
Thanks very much.
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Hi, I am writing a user guide and i dont know if any of these sentences is correct.
a. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, whom you wish to create a XXXXX account.
b. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, you wish to create a XXXXX account for.
c. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, whom you wish to create a XXXXX account for.
Thanks very much.
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Proofreading questions are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified.
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Hi, I am writing a user guide and i dont know if any of these sentences is correct.
a. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, whom you wish to create a XXXXX account.
b. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, you wish to create a XXXXX account for.
c. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, whom you wish to create a XXXXX account for.
Thanks very much.
grammar construction
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Hi, I am writing a user guide and i dont know if any of these sentences is correct.
a. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, whom you wish to create a XXXXX account.
b. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, you wish to create a XXXXX account for.
c. On the new user account window,specify the required information of the user from the organisation's database, whom you wish to create a XXXXX account for.
Thanks very much.
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Proofreading questions are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified.
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Proofreading questions are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified.
– Hot Licks
1 hour ago
Proofreading questions are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified.
– Hot Licks
1 hour ago
Proofreading questions are off-topic unless a specific source of concern in the text is clearly identified.
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