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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Are these sentences correct?

I have reminded you many times that if any changes are required; you may take the client’s approval in advance but you are not following at all. I think maybe the subcontractor’s workers are doing the work on their way. They are not following your drawings, and even your site engineer / consultant are not making sure that the work is carrying out as per the drawing provided.
  

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I have reminded you many times that if any changes are required; you must get the client’s approval in advance , but you are not following that requirement at all. I think maybe the subcontractor’s workers are doing the work in their own way. They are not following your drawings : your site engineer/consultant is not ensuring that the work is carried out as per the drawings.

— Mister Micawber

  • I have reminded you many times that if any changes are required; you must get the client’s approval in advance , but you are not following that requirement at all.
  • I think maybe the subcontractor’s workers are doing the work in their own way.
  • They are not following your drawings : your site engineer/consultant is not ensuring that the work is carried out as per the drawings.
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I have reminded you many times that if any changes are required; you must get the client’s approval in advance, but you are not following that requirement at all. I think maybe the subcontractor’s workers are doing the work in their own way. They are not following your drawings: your site engineer/consultant is not ensuring that the work is
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Hi,
Just a minor amendment.
AnonymousI have reminded you many times that if any changes are required, (comma, not a semicolon)
I am pretty sure you did it by mistake, but using correct punctuation is of great importance.

Other than that, MM's response is perfect.

Regards
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Yes indeed; thanks for catching that, Regards.
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