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HillBilly
Joined: 31.03.2005

Hey Guys
I want to know the correct phrasing (?) for the following sentence.

"My Goal:
-Make it to next year or to make is to next year"

second sentence:
"checkmark each/every (I chose every) year" or "set checkmark each/every year"

thank you very much


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metalmonkey80
Joined: 15.08.2013

Hi HillBilly,

The correct phrasing for the following is:

"My Goal: -make it to next year.
second sentence:
"check mark each year" Check mark every year also is correct.
when you say check mark do you mean review?
ie: A review is an evaluation of play, performance, and can be used when talking about a film you have seen.....

If you require any help with your grammar don't hesitate to ask.
Good luck at the tables.

Regards

Matt


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HillBilly
Joined: 31.03.2005

thank you very much.
with checkmark or check mark I mean


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metalmonkey80
Joined: 15.08.2013

Hi HillBilly ,

I understand now. Glad to be of assistants.
Are you writing a blog on here?

Regards

Matt


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HillBilly
Joined: 31.03.2005

just to be sure, is it checkmark oder check mark?
just asking because before you might have misinterpreted my sentence.

no,I'm not blogging


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metalmonkey80
Joined: 15.08.2013

Check mark is correct. :f_thumbsup:

I did misinterpreted your sentence!

Regards

Matt


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HillBilly
Joined: 31.03.2005

I have another question.
I talked with my sister and she says "check off" would fit better.
basically I want to say, that if I achieve xy , then I can check it off or set a check mark?
usually my english is good but here I'm not sure and I want to have it correct.

thx in advance


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metalmonkey80
Joined: 15.08.2013

Check off is also ok. you can also just put checked. I would go with what your sister says.
:f_thumbsup:


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silvera123
Joined: 24.04.2009

That's what she said. *Check*
Good luck getting to the next year.


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