It's arguably better not to end a sentence with the preposition "for," even if the old rule "Never end a sentence with a preposition" isn't always true.
"Resetted" is not a word in English, so far as I know. "Reset" is the past passive indicative form which should be used here.
gr2m
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8 years ago
It's arguably better not to end a sentence with the preposition "for," even if the old rule "Never end a sentence with a preposition" isn't always true.
"Resetted" is not a word in English, so far as I know. "Reset" is the past passive indicative form which should be used here.