I don't want to advice you because you didn't like it. Correct the sentence [on hold]
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You didn't like it. Is it correct?
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Your title and your question don't really agree. That said, there's nothing particularly wrong with either one. If you are looking for a semantic correction, you will need to provide more context.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
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@HackSaw - advice is not a verb.
– Jim
yesterday
True enough. I unintentionally ignored it.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
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put on hold as off-topic by sumelic, J. Taylor, tchrist♦ yesterday
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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Your title and your question don't really agree. That said, there's nothing particularly wrong with either one. If you are looking for a semantic correction, you will need to provide more context.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
2
@HackSaw - advice is not a verb.
– Jim
yesterday
True enough. I unintentionally ignored it.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
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Your title and your question don't really agree. That said, there's nothing particularly wrong with either one. If you are looking for a semantic correction, you will need to provide more context.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
2
@HackSaw - advice is not a verb.
– Jim
yesterday
True enough. I unintentionally ignored it.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
Your title and your question don't really agree. That said, there's nothing particularly wrong with either one. If you are looking for a semantic correction, you will need to provide more context.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
Your title and your question don't really agree. That said, there's nothing particularly wrong with either one. If you are looking for a semantic correction, you will need to provide more context.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
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@HackSaw - advice is not a verb.
– Jim
yesterday
@HackSaw - advice is not a verb.
– Jim
yesterday
True enough. I unintentionally ignored it.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
True enough. I unintentionally ignored it.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
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Your title and your question don't really agree. That said, there's nothing particularly wrong with either one. If you are looking for a semantic correction, you will need to provide more context.
– Hack Saw
yesterday
2
@HackSaw - advice is not a verb.
– Jim
yesterday
True enough. I unintentionally ignored it.
– Hack Saw
yesterday