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- If required vs if it is required - WordReference Forums
You can take ABC's help, If required Is the above sentence correct? or It should be, You can take ABC's, If it is required What is the role of 'required' in the first sentence? Is it an adjective or verb? Which one is correct? Thanks
- as required vs if required - WordReference Forums
Hi exit, They mean different things: "as required" means that the item requirement in quesion is already necessary For instance: "As required by club rules, all members must keep dogs on leads" - the rule already exists "if required" means that the item requirement might be necessary For instance: "I don't know the club rules but I'll bring the dog lead if required" - the rule might exist
- It requires or it is required - WordReference Forums
"It requires to exercise regularly to keep a healthy life " Is this sentence correct? I think "It is required " sounds better but I'm not sure
- If required or If needed - WordReference Forums
The first pair of sentences are both fine 'required' is just a slightly more formal word than 'needed' You might choose one over the other depending on context If you want to sound friendly and informal, use 'needed'; if you want to sound a bit more formal and businesslike, use 'required'
- required of from him - WordReference Forums
I have trouble when to use of or from Why in this sentence we use of and not from? He explained to Sam what is required of him in the test
- require to or for - WordReference Forums
It is required for cell proliferation, this being a noun phrase 'To' is used with verb phrases: Cells require NAFT to proliferate; Cells require NAFT for proliferation
- required BY FOR - WordReference Forums
Required for = necessary for in order to do something 3 eggs are required for the recipe 3 eggs are needed so that you can follow the recipe Required by = required because someone says so: Seatbelts are required by law - the law says you must
- Documents required: or Required documents . . . - WordReference Forums
I don't think there is any significant difference between "Documents required" and "Required documents" in this context I would use "Documents required" as it gives more emphasis to the word "Documents", which is what the list consists of
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