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English (US)
1. I put the information as below in red.
2. I had put the information in red.
3. I put the information in red. Does this sound natural?
2. I had put the information in red.
3. I put the information in red. Does this sound natural?
- English (US)
A little unnatural
@Qme If you're communicating via email then "I put the information in red" is fine, "include" is a word often used in email:
"I've included (my comments/the information) in red."
Other possible expressions:
"Please see (my comments/the information) in red."
or
"(The information) is shown in red."
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- English (US)
A little unnatural
"put" is a little vague, did you mean "wrote" or "typed"?
3. "I wrote/typed the information in red."
2. "I'd written/typed the information in red."
1. "I wrote/typed the information below in red."
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Usually I am using email for work with my colleague who work at the oversease branch, and I often type my comment in their comment/graph.
Which is the appropriate word? 'wrote'/'typed'/'put'?
- English (US)
A little unnatural
@Qme If you're communicating via email then "I put the information in red" is fine, "include" is a word often used in email:
"I've included (my comments/the information) in red."
Other possible expressions:
"Please see (my comments/the information) in red."
or
"(The information) is shown in red."
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