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B45
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Can you say this:
can you please send me a copy of the homework assignment and the link of the class home page?
can you please send me a copy of the homework assignment and the link of the class home page?
Can you say this: can you please send me a copy of the homework assignment and the l
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You can say it, but in writing it needs a capital letter.
The recipient may understand 'the link of the class home page' — I don't.
The recipient may understand 'the link of the class home page' — I don't.
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B45
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What would you write instead of 'the link of the class homepage'?
Maybe - the link to the class homepage.
When I say can you say it, I mean without sounding like fool or uneducated speaker. Is it grammatical and native?
Maybe - the link to the class homepage.
When I say can you say it, I mean without sounding like fool or uneducated speaker. Is it grammatical and native?
MikeNewYork
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"Link to" would be better.
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