Correct the fractured English

When I look at the Selling page under My ebay I see the following

"You do not have scheduled any items for sale.

To see a scheduled listing that has started, go to Active Selling."

It should read: "You do not have any scheduled items for sale."

"any" comes before "scheduled" !
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@macmac64 wrote:
When I look at the Selling page under My ebay I see the following

"You do not have scheduled any items for sale.

To see a scheduled listing that has started, go to Active Selling."

It should read: "You do not have any scheduled items for sale."

"any" comes before "scheduled" !

Hi macmac64,

 

Thanks for the note - we're working on correcting this based on your feedback.

 

Cheers,

~Kalvin
eBay.ca Community Manager

kalvin@ebay.com

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How well do you speak Cantonese?

Imagination will often carry us to worlds that never were. But without it we go nowhere. Carl Sagan
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Ebay - Tzi sin gwai lo...lol!


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Rick
"Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity" - Frank Leahy
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@macmac64 wrote:
When I look at the Selling page under My ebay I see the following

"You do not have scheduled any items for sale.

To see a scheduled listing that has started, go to Active Selling."

It should read: "You do not have any scheduled items for sale."

"any" comes before "scheduled" !

Hi macmac64,

 

Thanks for the note - we're working on correcting this based on your feedback.

 

Cheers,

~Kalvin
eBay.ca Community Manager

kalvin@ebay.com

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你应该为eBay工作。Smiley Wink

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What does Cantonese have to do with my original post?
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I believe it refers to the way word positions are transposed during translation.


Cuppa Joe!



Rick
"Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity" - Frank Leahy
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