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the verb “signal” - use of it in a sentence
Starting a sentence with “rather”Interrogative implicit within a sentenceProper use of the verb 'eclipse'Is this the right use of the word 'lest' in this sentence?Should I use the word “that” in a sentence when it is not required?Pssst! (Usage as a verb)Use of the word “conversation”“a sign of” versus “a signal of”Is this sentence correct? - “Every one of them could not solve it.”Confused about a sentence
Is this sentence correct:
"By not dressing appropriately for the gathering, you are signalling to others that you would rather be somewhere else."
Does "signal to" even exist as a phrase?
If not, how should I correct it?
Should it be "you are signalling others that you would"?
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Is this sentence correct:
"By not dressing appropriately for the gathering, you are signalling to others that you would rather be somewhere else."
Does "signal to" even exist as a phrase?
If not, how should I correct it?
Should it be "you are signalling others that you would"?
word-usage
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Is this sentence correct:
"By not dressing appropriately for the gathering, you are signalling to others that you would rather be somewhere else."
Does "signal to" even exist as a phrase?
If not, how should I correct it?
Should it be "you are signalling others that you would"?
word-usage
Is this sentence correct:
"By not dressing appropriately for the gathering, you are signalling to others that you would rather be somewhere else."
Does "signal to" even exist as a phrase?
If not, how should I correct it?
Should it be "you are signalling others that you would"?
word-usage
word-usage
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According to the iWeb Corpus, this sentence is correct. Ex: For example if I wanted to signal to the world that I have a lot of emotional problems I could dye my hair blue and put one of those disgusting bull-ring things through my nose. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. This is primarily used when the store will automatically delete idle sessions and this method is used to signal to the store the given session is active, potentially resetting the idle timer. These events signal to everyone concerned that the price can be increased without hurting sales. Besides, you can say "signal something", but "signal somebody something" or "signal somebody that" is rare even if it is acceptable. Ex: We felt guilty about switching away from the time-intensive activity of buying, signing and addressing snail-mail cards, and worried that the email would signal others that we viewed our time as too valuable to spend on a card. Inspired by the unique system of international maritime signal flags, our Expedition Flag represents a highly visible or subdued way for you to be noticed and signal others that you are where you are.
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According to the iWeb Corpus, this sentence is correct. Ex: For example if I wanted to signal to the world that I have a lot of emotional problems I could dye my hair blue and put one of those disgusting bull-ring things through my nose. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. This is primarily used when the store will automatically delete idle sessions and this method is used to signal to the store the given session is active, potentially resetting the idle timer. These events signal to everyone concerned that the price can be increased without hurting sales. Besides, you can say "signal something", but "signal somebody something" or "signal somebody that" is rare even if it is acceptable. Ex: We felt guilty about switching away from the time-intensive activity of buying, signing and addressing snail-mail cards, and worried that the email would signal others that we viewed our time as too valuable to spend on a card. Inspired by the unique system of international maritime signal flags, our Expedition Flag represents a highly visible or subdued way for you to be noticed and signal others that you are where you are.
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According to the iWeb Corpus, this sentence is correct. Ex: For example if I wanted to signal to the world that I have a lot of emotional problems I could dye my hair blue and put one of those disgusting bull-ring things through my nose. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. This is primarily used when the store will automatically delete idle sessions and this method is used to signal to the store the given session is active, potentially resetting the idle timer. These events signal to everyone concerned that the price can be increased without hurting sales. Besides, you can say "signal something", but "signal somebody something" or "signal somebody that" is rare even if it is acceptable. Ex: We felt guilty about switching away from the time-intensive activity of buying, signing and addressing snail-mail cards, and worried that the email would signal others that we viewed our time as too valuable to spend on a card. Inspired by the unique system of international maritime signal flags, our Expedition Flag represents a highly visible or subdued way for you to be noticed and signal others that you are where you are.
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According to the iWeb Corpus, this sentence is correct. Ex: For example if I wanted to signal to the world that I have a lot of emotional problems I could dye my hair blue and put one of those disgusting bull-ring things through my nose. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. This is primarily used when the store will automatically delete idle sessions and this method is used to signal to the store the given session is active, potentially resetting the idle timer. These events signal to everyone concerned that the price can be increased without hurting sales. Besides, you can say "signal something", but "signal somebody something" or "signal somebody that" is rare even if it is acceptable. Ex: We felt guilty about switching away from the time-intensive activity of buying, signing and addressing snail-mail cards, and worried that the email would signal others that we viewed our time as too valuable to spend on a card. Inspired by the unique system of international maritime signal flags, our Expedition Flag represents a highly visible or subdued way for you to be noticed and signal others that you are where you are.
According to the iWeb Corpus, this sentence is correct. Ex: For example if I wanted to signal to the world that I have a lot of emotional problems I could dye my hair blue and put one of those disgusting bull-ring things through my nose. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. We wanted to signal to our users that D2L is new and different. This is primarily used when the store will automatically delete idle sessions and this method is used to signal to the store the given session is active, potentially resetting the idle timer. These events signal to everyone concerned that the price can be increased without hurting sales. Besides, you can say "signal something", but "signal somebody something" or "signal somebody that" is rare even if it is acceptable. Ex: We felt guilty about switching away from the time-intensive activity of buying, signing and addressing snail-mail cards, and worried that the email would signal others that we viewed our time as too valuable to spend on a card. Inspired by the unique system of international maritime signal flags, our Expedition Flag represents a highly visible or subdued way for you to be noticed and signal others that you are where you are.
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