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Smelt is an alternative to smelled and is preferable, though not obligatory, in British English. At the end of the day, the sound difference is only between and . The verbs that follow a this pattern of having regular / irregular alternatives with this t/d sound ending are: infinitive ...

Ant_222 wrote:No help from your last post, but after re-reading our little conversaton over I have come up with a reolutionary hypothesis! The problem is that there're two possible omisions: 1. There are time when... (and one has to use present tenses, as I argued) 2. There are times which......

Let's start with some basics. Using "to" and "the": "...from a customer to remind us to send them a full set of copies of the documents." Past tense and spelling: "...was dispatched...24th, not on the 22nd." Tense: "...did not request..." Do you mean: "...Since the vessel..not the 22nd, I...

Hi NeerajMy comments have also been about the original sentence.

Hi Yankee, I made my comment on the original sentence "I think it's very helpful to go out and poll employees anonymously or attributed about how they feel about the project they're on...."

Neeraj Jain wrote:"Attributed" is a misspelling here.I disagree completely. "Attributed" is apparently precisely what the author intended to say and write: Any comment made during the poll can either be published anonymously or attributed specifically to the person who made the comment. ...

"Attributed" is a misspelling here.

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NL888 wrote:I think that the sentence "I think it's very helpful to go out and poll employees anonymously or attributed about how they feel about the project they're on..." means "I think it's very helpful that employees go out and poll anonymously or attribute their opinions about how they feel...

.Yup, the last sentence left me cold, too.