0
The switch gears are apparatus that functions to protect and control electric gear. They also detect overload conditions. It contains circuit breakers, disconnectors or fuses.
Switch gears are of three types -
low voltage switch gear, medium voltage switch gear and high voltage switch gear.
They provide quick operation rather than moderate operation.
What else can I help you with?
She could be among one of them. Does this sentence is correct if somwone is talking in future reference?
No. She could be one of them, or she could be among them.
Why you study business letter?
Because in the future you may have to write one. It is important to know the correct format.
How can one alter one's diet to ensure one has the correct balance of essential amino acids?
According to research, to ensure one has the correct balance of amino acids, eating plenty of vegetables will ensure a well balanced amount of amino acids.
What is one of the reasons marketing is essential to the free market system?
the correct answer is it helps educate consumers about competitive products.
What revision best shows the correct use of the colon?
Master chefs agree that one characteristic is essential for all ingredients: freshness
Do I say if I was your man or if I were your man?
The correct form is 'was'. 'Were' is in the plural and only one person is represented by the statement, making it incorrect. If you are talking about a possible or probable past then the correct form is "If I was your man..." E.g. "If I was your man, why didn't you tell me?" [conditional past] If you are talking about a possibility or imaginary situation in the future then the correct form is "If I were your man..." E.g. "If I were your man, I would bring you roses every day." (I'm not your man, but if I were...) [possible future] "If I were a woman..." (I'm not a woman, but if I were...) [imaginary / impossible future]
Are these both correct 1 in the future 2 in future.?
Both are 'correct.' However! Only one of the forms is correct in some contexts.But in other contexts either form may be used, with no real change in meaning.To distinquish:1. in the future means 'at, or from, some point in the future'e.g. "In the future we will likely see better use of non-fossil fuels."2. in future means 'from now onwards'e.g. "In future you must always call me 'Sir' in class, not 'Bob!' Do you understand?"Compare:"Doubtless I will buy a car at some time in the future." CORRECT"Doubtless I will buy a car at some time in future." INCORRECTBut both of the following example sentences would be correct:-1) The boy said to his teacher: "I will try to do better in the future."2) The boy said to his teacher: "I will try to do better in future."In the first sentence he is promising to start to try do better at some point in the future, doubtless when he does his next piece of homework.In the second sentence he is promising to start trying to improve immediately, but doubtless this will only happen when he does his next piece of homework!So, although there is a very slight difference in meaning between these two sentences, whichever way you look at it the overall message is essentially the same in either expression.THE 'TIME' ELEMENT: Use of the definite article 'the' in the phrase 'in the future' places the event clearly in a future time, whereas the expression 'in future' encompasses both the present and future time.A RELATED PHRASE to 'in the future' is 'in the near future" which means 'very soon, within a short time.'For example, 'We'll be needing a new lawnmower in the near future." is correct, NOT We'll be needing a new lawnmower in near future(!)See 'Related links' below for more information and examples.
When are you come or when will you come Which one is correct?
The answer is" "When will you come". Let's use it in a sentence: "When will you come to the Netherlands, Mitch, asked Dinie Slothouber".If you want to use "when are you..." then you use the present participle of come - coming - not come.When are you coming?Both 'when are you coming' and 'when will you come are talking' about the future.
Is forgotten is a future tense of forgot?
No, "forgotten" is the past participle form of "forget." "Forgot" is the simple past tense form of the verb.
How will learning about osteoarthritis help you in the future?
If for no other reason then recognising the symptoms of Arthritis Will cause you to seek the correct medical help if you or some one you know develops the disease.
Which is the correct spelling of forty one?
Forty one is the correct spelling.
Which one of this is correct Did they or did them?
Did they....?
