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#1 23-Feb-2009, 17:05upon the first request
Whic of those is gramatically correct.
He shall repair the computer upon the first request by X
He shall repair the computer upon the first request of X
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#2 23-Feb-2009, 17:49Re: upon the first request
I don't know that #1 is more grammatically correct, but its meaning is clearer.
Originally Posted by LwyrFirat
Which of these is grammatically correct?
He shall repair the computer upon the first request by X.
He shall repair the computer upon the first request of X.
Thanks.
All best wishes,
PetraLast edited by pyoung; 24-Feb-2009 at 16:04.
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