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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Are these sentences grammatically correct?
As discussed, I have canceled the prior approval taken for the treatment in the queen hospital, which I have paid directly to the hospital for the said treatment. I haven't requested them to take prior approval for this treatment because they asked me to come after two days, so I have decided to take the treatment on the same day of consultation with my expense. However, please re-consider this case and arrange to reimburse my medical expenses incurred on this treatment.
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It is too long and confusing. I think that this is what you mean: I have canceled the Queen Hospital treatment, for which I paid the hospital directly. They have asked me to come in two days from now, so I have decided to have the treatment on the same day as consultation at my expense.
- It is too long and confusing.
- I think that this is what you mean: I have canceled the Queen Hospital treatment, for which I paid the hospital directly.
- They have asked me to come in two days from now, so I have decided to have the treatment on the same day as consultation at my expense.
- However, please reconsider this case and reimburse my medical expenses.
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It is too long and confusing. I think that this is what you mean:
I have canceled the Queen Hospital treatment, for which I paid the hospital directly. They have asked me to come in two days from now, so I have decided to have the treatment on the same day as consultation at my expense. However, please reconsider this case and reimburse my medical expenses.
I have canceled the Queen Hospital treatment, for which I paid the hospital directly. They have asked me to come in two days from now, so I have decided to have the treatment on the same day as consultation at my expense. However, please reconsider this case and reimburse my medical expenses.
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