Uktous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Using MS Word, MS Word projects
Hi,
Question:
How can I write sentence A and B into 1 sentence?
SentenceA: I used MS Word to complete some projects.
SentenceB: I obtained excellent results for some projects, eg, A, B and C.
Sentence1:
I obtained excellent results for some projects using MS Word, eg, project A, project B and project C.
Sentence2:
I obtained excellent results for some projects, using MS Word, eg, project A, project B and project C.
Sentence3:
I obtained excellent results for some MS Word projects, eg, project A, project B and project C.
Note that:
MS Word projects may be misleading. People may think my project improved MS Word.
If possible, please leave "I" at the being.
Thanks
Question:
How can I write sentence A and B into 1 sentence?
SentenceA: I used MS Word to complete some projects.
SentenceB: I obtained excellent results for some projects, eg, A, B and C.
Sentence1:
I obtained excellent results for some projects using MS Word, eg, project A, project B and project C.
Sentence2:
I obtained excellent results for some projects, using MS Word, eg, project A, project B and project C.
Sentence3:
I obtained excellent results for some MS Word projects, eg, project A, project B and project C.
Note that:
MS Word projects may be misleading. People may think my project improved MS Word.
If possible, please leave "I" at the being.
Thanks
Top answer
Hi, Question: How can I write sentence A and B into 1 sentence? SentenceA: I used MS Word to complete some projects. SentenceB: I obtained excellent results for some projects, eg, A, B and C.
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Hi,
Question:
How can I write sentence A and B into 1 sentence?
SentenceA: I used MS Word to complete some projects.
SentenceB: I obtained excellent results for some projects, eg, A, B and C.
As a simple approach, I suggest this.
I used MS Word to complete some projects, such as A, B and C, and I obtained excellent results f
Question:
How can I write sentence A and B into 1 sentence?
SentenceA: I used MS Word to complete some projects.
SentenceB: I obtained excellent results for some projects, eg, A, B and C.
As a simple approach, I suggest this.
I used MS Word to complete some projects, such as A, B and C, and I obtained excellent results f
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Hi,
I used MS Word to complete some projects, such as A, B and C, and obtained excellent results for them.
Can I omit the second "I"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "used"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "complete"?
Th
I used MS Word to complete some projects, such as A, B and C, and obtained excellent results for them.
Can I omit the second "I"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "used"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "complete"?
Th
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Hi,
I used MS Word to complete some projects, such as A, B and C, and obtained excellent results for them.
Can I omit the second "I"? Yes
Could you please suggest some words to replace "used"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "complete"?
Well, what kind of projects? What kind of role did MSWord play? Was i
I used MS Word to complete some projects, such as A, B and C, and obtained excellent results for them.
Can I omit the second "I"? Yes
Could you please suggest some words to replace "used"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "complete"?
Well, what kind of projects? What kind of role did MSWord play? Was i
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Hi,
Actually, I used MS Excel.
(Sorry, I never copy&paste the exact sentence).
"what kind of projects?"
Use MS Excel to calculate thing
"What kind of
Actually, I used MS Excel.
(Sorry, I never copy&paste the exact sentence).
"what kind of projects?"
Use MS Excel to calculate thing
"What kind of
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Hi,
I used MS Word to complete some projects, such as A, B and C, and obtained excellent results for them.
Can I omit the second "I"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "used"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "complete"?
How about this?
I utilized my excellent knowledge of MS Exce
I used MS Word to complete some projects, such as A, B and C, and obtained excellent results for them.
Can I omit the second "I"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "used"?
Could you please suggest some words to replace "complete"?
How about this?
I utilized my excellent knowledge of MS Exce
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Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
Someone suggested:
1) I can use "do" to replace "complete".
Ie, I used MS Word to DO some projects, such as A, B and C, and I obtained excellent results for them.
2) Using "comple
Thank you for your reply.
Someone suggested:
1) I can use "do" to replace "complete".
Ie, I used MS Word to DO some projects, such as A, B and C, and I obtained excellent results for them.
2) Using "comple
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Hi,
Someone suggested:
1) I can use "do" to replace "complete".
Ie, I used MS Word to DO some projects, such as A, B and C, and I obtained excellent results for them. Yes. Perhaps a little casual, but OK. I said 'carry out', to be a little less casual.
2) Using "complete", people might think I began the project in some other program and then used
Someone suggested:
1) I can use "do" to replace "complete".
Ie, I used MS Word to DO some projects, such as A, B and C, and I obtained excellent results for them. Yes. Perhaps a little casual, but OK. I said 'carry out', to be a little less casual.
2) Using "complete", people might think I began the project in some other program and then used
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