"At all" in not necessary. "Poor quality information should not be used at this stage of the survey."
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- 23-May-2006, 16:21 #1
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Sentence Hi, which sentence is correct? --
1. "Poor-quality information should not be used at this stage of the survey at all."
2. "Poor-quality information should not be used at all at this stage of the survey."
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- 23-May-2006, 19:01 #2
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- 23-May-2006, 19:22 #3
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Re: Sentence Thanks. But if I would like to use 'at all' for emphasis, which one would be correct?
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- 23-May-2006, 21:27 #4
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Re: Sentence "Poor quality information should not be used at all at this stage of the survey."
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