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| Can I say: When filling this form, you are required to choose your country. Thanks, Yog |
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| you can say that. but the sentence looks more beautiful when you change the place of these two sentences. you'd better bring the second one first, and say: You are reguired to choose your country when feeling this forms. and yoiu can say: you are expected/wanted to choose your country when filling this form hope that helps Matilda |
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| You can, though if it's an online form, it normally just has the title country above the drop-down box and an asterix to show it is a required part of the form. |
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| say, filling, form, required, choose, country |
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