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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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he had already discuss with murthy sir and sir approved the same. is gramatically correct
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It may depend on context, but it would probably be better to say: He had already discussed it with Mr. Murthy, and Mr. Murthy approved it.
- It may depend on context, but it would probably be better to say: He had already discussed it with Mr.
- Murthy, and Mr.
- Murthy approved it.
- "Discussed" is necessary to agree with "had," being past tense.
- "Mr.
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It may depend on context, but it would probably be better to say:
"Mr. Murthy" is used, rather than "Murthy sir."
"Murthy," being a proper name, should always be capitalized. When "Mr." (mister) is included, it s
"Discussed" is necessary to agree with "had," being past tense.
He had already discussed it with Mr. Murthy, and Mr. Murthy approved it.
"Mr. Murthy" is used, rather than "Murthy sir."
"Murthy," being a proper name, should always be capitalized. When "Mr." (mister) is included, it s
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