Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct Usage
What is correct-
Data has been saved successfully
OR
Data has been successfully saved
Thanks,
Data has been saved successfully
OR
Data has been successfully saved
Thanks,
Top answer
Hi, What is correct- Data has been saved successfully OR Data has been successfully saved Both are OK. Do you really need the word 'successfully'? It seems like a very general statement.
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Hi,
What is correct-
Data has been saved successfully
OR
Data has been successfully saved
Both are OK.
Do you really need the word 'successfully'?
It seems like a very general statement. Depending on your context, you might consider 'The data . . . ' or 'Your data . . . '.
Best wishes
What is correct-
Data has been saved successfully
OR
Data has been successfully saved
Both are OK.
Do you really need the word 'successfully'?
It seems like a very general statement. Depending on your context, you might consider 'The data . . . ' or 'Your data . . . '.
Best wishes
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