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26 January
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1. your item will start shipping within 20 workdays.
2 We'll start shipping your item within 20 workdays.
Are they both natural?
1. your item will start shipping within 20 workdays.
2 We'll start shipping your item within 20 workdays.
Are they both natural?
2 We'll start shipping your item within 20 workdays.
Are they both natural?
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- English (US)
Both are correct! I think 2 is more common though.
- English (US)
Not bad. They would be understood by all English readers.
"The" needs to be capitalize because it is the beginning word of a sentence.
"Item" needs to be "items" because it is plural.
"20" needs to be spelled out. You spell out all numbers from 1 through 100.
"Your items will start shipping within twenty workdays."
"We will start shipping your items within twenty work days."
"Item" needs to be "items" because it is plural.
Both of these are perfectly acceptable English.
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@ralph3b499 item doesn’t need to be plural here…a person can order a single item
- English (US)
@stevienicole
"We'll start shipping your item...."
Seems to me that if there was only one item, it would be written,
"We'll ship your item...." not "start shipping your item...."
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