Examples of using Be correct in English and their translations into Russian
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Then you would be correct.
These will only be correct if you are using an Xbox-style gamepad.
I think he may be correct.
But the protein must be correct, that is easy, relatively quickly absorbed.
The decision must be correct.
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An identification may be correct even though a species is very rare.
It appears Clark Kent may be correct.
Because it cannot neither be correct, nor to soften consequences.
On this one your husband might be correct.
Correctness The design must be correct in all observable aspects.
Therefore the allegations can't be correct.
All connections must be correct: L(left) to L, R(right) to R,“+” to“+” and“-” to“-”.
In principle this must be correct.
Thus, while in English it would be correct to say‘They have already arrived, its Spanish translation would be‘Ya han llegado.
Our hunch may be correct.
One limitation of this process is that it requires information from preliminary interviews be correct.
It can't be correct.
Height, width anddepth of the chair should be correct.
Can both these statements of principle be correct, for they appear to be mutually exclusive?
In specific instances, this may be correct.
Robert can do it buthis diagnosis might not be correct, Anna can make a correct diagnosis but some money will be spent.
This assumption may not be correct.
Communication shall be correct, based on respect for the personality of the interlocutor and his/her opinion, regardless of whether you agree with him/her or not.
I think your theory may be correct.
However, while this comment may be correct for traditional international organizations, they do not appear to correspond to the situation of the European Union.
For once, Giuliano,you may be correct.
The electric control of the on-load tap-changer should be correct, the power supply can be adjusted, and the contact of each terminal is good.
The entered data may not be correct.
While that statement may be correct in general, it should be noted that WHO has granted compensation on an ex gratia basis when there is no legal basis to pay compensation under the applicable rules of the Organization but it is felt that compensation is appropriate for humanitarian or equitable reasons.
The phase paint marking should be correct and obvious.