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Is my grammar correct?
The difference between 64 and 32 bits is that it depends on the power of computers. on the top of it, 64-bit version can completely work. 32-bit version completely works, too, however, it does not rise above 32GB of RAM.
Is my grammar correct?
The difference between 64 and 32 bits is that it depends on the power of computers. on the top of it, 64-bit version can completely work. 32-bit version completely works, too, however, it does not rise above 32GB of RAM.
The difference between 64 and 32 bits is that it depends on the power of computers. on the top of it, 64-bit version can completely work. 32-bit version completely works, too, however, it does not rise above 32GB of RAM.
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*The difference between 64 and 32 bits is that it depends on the power of computers. On top of it, the 64-bit version can completely work. The 32-bit version completely works too. However, it does not rise above 32GB of RAM.*
You did well. However, you did have a few incorrect parts. Make sure you always start your sentences with capitalized letters.
( Bu yardımcı olur umarım )
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@lazykawa The difference between 64 and 32 bits is that it depends on the power of computers. on the top of it, 64-bit version can completely work. 32-bit version completely works too. However, it does not rise above 32GB of RAM
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@Savalan The start of the second sentence should be "On top of it, 64-bit version can completely work.". Also, the last sentence should have a period "." at the end.
Everything else is perfect!
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@lazykawa The difference between 64 and 32 bits is that it depends on the power of computers. On the top of it, 64-bit version can completely work. 32-bit version completely works too. However, it does not rise above 32GB of RAM
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*"On top of it"* You don't have to add "the." It would sound unnatural.
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@lazykawa The difference between 64 and 32 bits is that it depends on the power of computers. On top of it, 64-bit version can completely work. 32-bit version completely works too. However, it does not rise above 32GB of RAM
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