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26 Nov 2020
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Is my grammar okay?
We might justify colleagues who'd think that programs, which have the potency to damage the computers are fine to use, because, some programs can prove themselves to be beneficial for the computers, easily. But as professionals, our opinions are unfortunately not the same. There may be problems that'll suddenly occur! That's why, please don't trust these types of the programs at all.
Is my grammar okay?
We might justify colleagues who'd think that programs, which have the potency to damage the computers are fine to use, because, some programs can prove themselves to be beneficial for the computers, easily. But as professionals, our opinions are unfortunately not the same. There may be problems that'll suddenly occur! That's why, please don't trust these types of the programs at all.
We might justify colleagues who'd think that programs, which have the potency to damage the computers are fine to use, because, some programs can prove themselves to be beneficial for the computers, easily. But as professionals, our opinions are unfortunately not the same. There may be problems that'll suddenly occur! That's why, please don't trust these types of the programs at all.
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@Savalan Yes, your grammar is very good. :)
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@SophiaPerla @mochilady are you sure that my grammar is correct?
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@Savalan Yes. Many different forms will work for what you said, you did just fine.
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@mochilady how about now? We might justify colleagues who'd think that programs, which have the potential to damage the computers are fine to use, because, some programs can prove themselves to be beneficial for the computers, easily. But as professionals, our opinions are unfortunately not the same. There may be problems that'll suddenly occur! That's why, please don't trust these types of the programs at all.
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@mochilady We might justify colleagues who'd think that programs which have the potential to damage the computers are fine to use, because some programs, can show themselves to be beneficial, easily. But as professionals, our opinions are unfortunately not the same. There may be problems that'll suddenly occur! That's why, please don't trust these types of the programs at all.
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