Common mistake tr (try)
Common Mistake: tr (try)
One common mistake that people make is using the abbreviation "tr" instead of a full word like "translator," "treasurer," or "trustee." This abbreviation can be confusing and may not be easily understood by others. If you meant to use "try," make sure it is not a typo and that it makes sense in the context of your sentence.
Example:
- Incorrect: I'm a tr in my company.
- Correct: I'm a translator in my company.
Using the correct word instead of an abbreviation will not only help avoid confusion but also make your writing more professional and clear.
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tr (try) mistake examples
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Incorrect:Tr this test:Correct:Try this test:
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Incorrect:... but you can always tr.Correct:... but you can always try.
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Incorrect:... but if necessary, tr R. Congreve on extension 345.Correct:... but if necessary, try R. Congreve on extension 345.
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Correct:Try this test:
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Correct:fi:Ada sv:Ada tr:Ada (anlam ayrımı)
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Correct:August Comte, Catechisme positiviste (1852) or Catechism of Positivism, tr. R. Congreve, (London: Kegan Paul, 1891).
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Correct:Madelung, Wilferd and Toby Mayer (ed. and tr.), Struggling with the Philosopher: A Refutation ...
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Correct:Visit my website erdogan.com.tr for more information.
