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indicates specifically...or specifically indicates....Grammar workshop!

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luvya

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It's late and my grammar is deteriorating...

the sentence goes like this..

"Perhaps we should ask ourselves why the Company indicates specifically the Territory in some of these subsections."
or
"Perhaps we should ask ourselves why the Company specifically indicates the Territory in some of these subsections."

which one is correct?

she only finds two mistakes
she finds only two mistakes

mmm...
 
Specifically indicates.

As for the other thing, I would use "only finds" in a sentence where I wanted to emphasize the "only".
 
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Specifically indicates.

As for the other thing, I would use "only finds" in a sentence where I wanted to emphasize the "only".
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little early for grammar but that sounds right to me
 
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