标题: set up & set up relevant&relating am&was [打印本页] 作者: fht99 时间: 23-6-2012 21:37 标题: set up & set up relevant&relating am&was Which phrase(s) is right?
Set up a new business
Set up in a new business
Set up new business
Set up in new business
I’d like to conduct some relevant investigations.
I’d like to conduct some relating investigations.
When I am writing a letter to a friend, I want to say “I am happy to receive your last letter”
Is it right? Or I have to say “ I was happy to receive your last letter”
your reply and explanation would be highly appreciated! 作者: eriks 时间: 23-6-2012 21:55
I think these two look correct grammatically.
Set up a new business
I was happy to receive your last letter.
I can't explain why but I know the word 'relevent' is correct in such a context.
I’d like to conduct some relevant investigations.作者: black_zerg 时间: 23-6-2012 22:57
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找个native问问作者: yearshappy 时间: 24-6-2012 01:16
question for the first one
two set up ? or set up & set up in?
set up a new business sounds right 作者: yearshappy 时间: 24-6-2012 01:30 relating to go together relevant is adjective in this case. relevant investigations would make sense.作者: black_zerg 时间: 24-6-2012 01:44
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我觉得relevant 听的别扭，related比较顺。我是菜鸟，得请高手指点。
