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Subject:Re: Which is correct/best? From:Barbara Karst-Sabin <barbara -at- QUOTE -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 8 Oct 1998 10:37:35 -0700
I'd just say that "A number of terms in this reference guide need to be
clarified/defined." Or, "Before you begin, please review the
instructions for these basic operations." (click and drag???)
Then again...is this to preceed a glossary or will it be more of a
straight text kind of thing. If it's a glossary, why say anything? It
speaks for itself.
BJ
Deborah Cooper wrote:
>
> I'm having trouble with a specific sentence and could use
> some help. My original sentence is:
>
> "There are terms used in this reference guide requiring clarification
> before reading further. The following terms are interchangeable:"
