pructus  +  318466 Mon, 22 Jan 07 05:00 PM     a. Correct errors if any, if not, indicate that there are no errors.    b. Correct errors if any, indicate not if not.    c. Correct errors if any, if not indicate as such.    d. Correct errors, if any, or indicate as such.   Among them which is best expression?   Or are there better expressions?   And how about the word, "indicate"?   Are there better words than "indicate"?       pructus Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 Full Member 429

	Ant_222  +  318471 Mon, 22 Jan 07 05:12 PM #a is the best among the worst... Maybe my variant is better (though I am not sure): Please, correct errors/mistakes if there are any. And, if there are no ones, tell me that too. Ant_222 Joined on Sun, May 21 2006 Podolsk, Russia Contributing Member 1,717

	pructus  +  318496 Mon, 22 Jan 07 07:17 PM Many thanks to you two.... How about, "Correct errors, if none, indicate as such", which I worked out after your advices? pructus