Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
Hi,
Which one is correct and why?
1.Stop and look what is in your in-box, then think about those things that are in your in-box whether it focus on the customer.
2.Stop and look what is in your in-box, then think about those things that are in your in-box whether it focuses on the customer.
3.Stop and look what is in your in-box, then think about those things that are in your in-box whether it focusses on the customer.
Thanks.
Which one is correct and why?
1.Stop and look what is in your in-box, then think about those things that are in your in-box whether it focus on the customer.
2.Stop and look what is in your in-box, then think about those things that are in your in-box whether it focuses on the customer.
3.Stop and look what is in your in-box, then think about those things that are in your in-box whether it focusses on the customer.
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, Which one is correct and why? None are satisfactory. Consider this version.
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Hi,
Which one is correct and why?
None are satisfactory. Consider this version.
Stop and look at what is in your in-box. Then think about it, and whether it focuses on the customer.
Clive
Which one is correct and why?
None are satisfactory. Consider this version.
Stop and look at what is in your in-box. Then think about it, and whether it focuses on the customer.
Clive
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