A few days ago
mk

Is this statement gramatically correct?

If Practice is ever cancelled or either of the coaches need to get a message through

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A few days ago
Katelyn K

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If ever practice is canceled, or the coaches need to get a message through ….

Its an incomplete thought… what are you talking about … subject and verb please!

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A few days ago
Anonymous
It would be better to say:

If practice is canceled or a coach needs to send a message, .

(I’m not sure what “get a message through” means, but I’m assuming it means to send a message.)

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A few days ago
paullucky
is assume: If Practice is ever cancelled, then either of the coaches to get a message through.
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A few days ago
Anonymous
Make practice lowercase and you’re done, just finish the sentence. You don’t need a comma before the or because there is only two things here. If it were a list of items, more than two, then you would need a comma. There should probably be a comma after through, depending on how you are ending the sentence.
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