English Language & Usage Asked by Sandor Kalmár on March 29, 2021
I’m writting a script for my presentation and I don’t know if this sentance is correct. This sentance is for the second dia which is a summary of the parts that I want to talk about in my presentation. I’m concered about the useage of the word aspects and through out.
The sentance:
(On the second dia) you can see what aspects/parts of IOT I’m going to cover through out my
presentation.
The text of the 2nd dia:
-What is IOT ?
-Exaples/ Histori
-The impect of IOT.
-The issues of IOT.
-The future of IOT.
-Challenges of IoT Software Development.
"On the second diagram you can see what aspects of IOT I'm going to cover in my presentation."
When you've finished your script, check it, double-check it. And then check it again. Correct spellings are: sentence, concerned, usage, throughout, history, examples, impact.
Answered by Peter4075 on March 29, 2021
Yes, "aspects" and "throughout" (one word) are fine here.
Check for consistency as well as spelling: IoT or IOT, but not both.
I suspect that when you refer to a "dia" you mean a slide ("diapositive" in many European languages), not a diagram. Though of course there is room for overlap here :-)
Answered by Charles Butcher on March 29, 2021
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