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Tildetdouspart Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Can someone please check my grammar

1. I just want to let you know that the filing drawers for the 2014 files have been moved to a small room right in front of the lunch room.

2. May I ask who is the accountant for XYZ and ABC? I am updating my worksheet for the 2016 management fees, and would like to get some information regarding the payments.

Thanks again!
  

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1. I just want to let you know that the filing drawers for the 2014 files have been moved to a small room right in front of the lunch room. OK, but perhaps you mea n a filing cabinet ..

— Clive

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  • I just want to let you know that the filing drawers for the 2014 files have been moved to a small room right in front of the lunch room.
  • OK, but perhaps you mea n a filing cabinet ..
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  • May I ask who the accountant for XYZ and ABC is?
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1. I just want to let you know that the filing drawers for the 2014 files have been moved to a small room right in front of the lunch room. OK, but perhaps you mean a filing cabinet..

2. May I ask who the accountant for XYZ and ABC is? I am updating my worksheet for the 2016 management fees, and would like to get some information regarding the payments.
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tildetdouspart-
1. I just want to let you know that the filing drawers for the 2014 files have been moved to the small room right in front of the lunch room.
2. May I ask who is the accountant for XYZ and ABC? I am updating my worksheet for (the) 2016 manage
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CJ: 1. Yes right across from the lunch room.
2, (the) does it mean I have to omit this?

Thank you Clive and CJ
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tildetdouspart2, (the) does it mean I have to omit this?
No. You don't have to. You can. (It's just an extra fact I thought I should add to my comments.)

CJ
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