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"She is to prepare a revise document."
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"She is to prepare a revise document."
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"She is to prepare a revise document."
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That isn't a question; it is a statement.
– Ian MacDonald
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That isn't a question; it is a statement.
– Ian MacDonald
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That isn't a question; it is a statement.
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You can turn it into a question by inverting the subject and verb:
Is she to prepare a revised document?
Note that "revised" is corrected above to its appropriate form as a modifier. You could also simplify and strengthen the verb:
Is she to revise the document?
Or, for a more colloquial form, you could change the mood (modality):
Should she revise the document?
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You can turn it into a question by inverting the subject and verb:
Is she to prepare a revised document?
Note that "revised" is corrected above to its appropriate form as a modifier. You could also simplify and strengthen the verb:
Is she to revise the document?
Or, for a more colloquial form, you could change the mood (modality):
Should she revise the document?
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You can turn it into a question by inverting the subject and verb:
Is she to prepare a revised document?
Note that "revised" is corrected above to its appropriate form as a modifier. You could also simplify and strengthen the verb:
Is she to revise the document?
Or, for a more colloquial form, you could change the mood (modality):
Should she revise the document?
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up vote
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You can turn it into a question by inverting the subject and verb:
Is she to prepare a revised document?
Note that "revised" is corrected above to its appropriate form as a modifier. You could also simplify and strengthen the verb:
Is she to revise the document?
Or, for a more colloquial form, you could change the mood (modality):
Should she revise the document?
You can turn it into a question by inverting the subject and verb:
Is she to prepare a revised document?
Note that "revised" is corrected above to its appropriate form as a modifier. You could also simplify and strengthen the verb:
Is she to revise the document?
Or, for a more colloquial form, you could change the mood (modality):
Should she revise the document?
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