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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Can I say like this?

We are now finishing the work on the document, to be more specific, on the first its part that is sent to clients.

Thank you
  

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Hi, We are now finishing the work on the document, or rather, (on) its first part that is sent to the clients. Regards

— Regards

  • Hi, We are now finishing the work on the document, or rather, (on) its first part that is sent to the clients.
  • Regards
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Hi,

We are now finishing the work on the document, or rather, (on) its first part that is sent to the clients.

Regards
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Thank you for your help!
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Why do you mention 'sent to clients'? Is not all of the document sent to clients? If so, it should read simply:

We are now finishing the work on the document, or rather, (on) its first part.
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Hi,
Mister MicawberIs not all of the document sent to clients?
Perhaps not? I found the phrase sent to (the) clients both grammatically and syntactically correct, so I didn't

want to change the words used in the OP's sentence. I could be wrong, though.

Regards
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Sorry, Regards—my remark was directed at the OP.
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