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"invention" and "technology" in the same sentence I would like to make three sentences with "invention" and "technology". (A) The invention is made, utilizing a new technology. (B) The invention is made by the application of a new technology. (C) The invention is made with the use of a new technology. May I ask two questions about the sentences? (1) Is the verb, utilizing, in (A) the right word? (2) Which sentence(s) is/are grammatically correct? Thank you very much. |
Re: "invention" and "technology" in the same sentence Sorry - wrong question. The mistake here is the use of the verb "make" - you can't "make" an invention. Your sentences should be : (A) The invention utilises a new technology. (B) - (C) The invention uses a new technology. |
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