Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
The following items were returned to us due to the latest changes at the site.
The following items were returned to us due to the latest changes on the site.
The following items were returned to us due to converting living room to office room at the site.
The following items were returned to us due to conversion living room to office room at the site.
The following items were returned to us due to the latest changes on the site.
The following items were returned to us due to converting living room to office room at the site.
The following items were returned to us due to conversion living room to office room at the site.
Top answer
The first two are fine, especially if you're talking about a building site. "Living room" is likely wrong. That's a particular room in an abode.
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The first two are fine, especially if you're talking about a building site.
"Living room" is likely wrong. That's a particular room in an abode. Do you mean "residential space" and "office space"?
"Conversion" requires a preceding "the" and a following "of."
"Living room" is likely wrong. That's a particular room in an abode. Do you mean "residential space" and "office space"?
"Conversion" requires a preceding "the" and a following "of."
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Thank your for your kind help.
Shall I write as follows.
The following items were returned to us due to converting the residential space into a office space
Shall I write as follows.
The following items were returned to us due to converting the residential space into a office space
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The following items were returned to us due to conversion of the residential space into office space.
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