Calling you
Context: I am calling the prospect on the phone after getting the project requirements by email from him.
I am calling you regarding the project requirements that need to be discussed and make clarified in some requirement before preparing the proposal document.
Is this sentence correct and context as well?
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Understandable, but not good business English. I am calling you regarding the project requirements. I need some more information and clarification of a few details before I can prepare the proposal.
- Understandable, but not good business English.
- I am calling you regarding the project requirements.
- I need some more information and clarification of a few details before I can prepare the proposal.
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Understandable, but not good business English.
I am calling you regarding the project requirements. I need some more information and clarification of a few details before I can prepare the proposal.
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