high-quality or high quality products | WordReference Forums
2011年1月24日 · When high-quality is placed before the noun, we use the hyphen to indicate that high modifies quality, not products. This is usual with compound adjectives before a noun, …
high quality at reasonable prices | WordReference Forums
2008年8月6日 · Hi, 1)The products are in high quality at reasonable prices. 2)The products are in high quality and reasonable prices. 3)The products are at high quality and reasonable prices. I …
high quality level or high level of quality? - WordReference Forums
2008年5月13日 · Hello, What would you say in this context "high quality level" or "high level of quality" and "high service level" or "high level of service"? In addition to these improvements, …
high requirement - WordReference Forums
2015年5月11日 · With products, we would usually refer to high quality standards. (That's a plural phrase; no "a" before it.) (That's a plural phrase; no "a" before it.) Click to expand...
committed to deliver vs. committed to delivering - WordReference …
2011年2月15日 · 1. Our team is committed to deliver outstanding customer service. 1. Our team is committed to delivering outstanding customer service. Are both correct? My ear says #2 …
quality vs. good quality vs. high quality vs. fine quality
2014年10月5日 · The coffee uses high-quality beans. 4. The coffee uses fine-quality beans.
It's been a while since we have/had been in touch
2012年12月12日 · Hi everyone, I wanted to ask you about the tense which should be used in the second part of the following sentence: "It has been a while since we have/had been in touch." …
Countable, uncountable: chocolate, chocolates - WordReference …
2006年8月22日 · Our chocolates are made from only high quality ingredients. H. hormiguita Senior Member.
we pride ourselves [on/with] - WordReference Forums
2016年10月3日 · Hello, I want to write a sentence that means "we pride ourselves on delivering desired results" But I don't know if this is properly phrased? Is We pride ourselves on …
To broaden or to deepen one’s knowledge? - WordReference …
2018年10月10日 · I agree. If you're being formal: to broaden your knowledge means to get a wider view of a subject, perhaps from different angles, or by studying related topics