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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Correct interpretation

Can anyone please advise on the correct interpretation of the following sentence-

"I (Party A) am writing to you (Party B) to request a meeting to discuss a trade collaboration project we would like to propose to you (Party B) in conjunction with Party C."

Can you advise me if, grammatically, the above sentence means that:

1. Party A intends making a proposal to Party B and Party C
2. Party A and Party C intend making a proposal to Party B.

In this instance Party A is known to Party C, but not to Party B. Party B and Party C have an existing relationship

Thank you in anticipation.
  

Top answer

It's written in an unclear way. Clive

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It's written in an unclear way.

Clive
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"I (Party A) am writing to you (Party B) to request a meeting to discuss a trade collaboration project we would like to propose to you (Party B) in conjunction with Party C."

Can you advise me if, grammatically, the above sentence means that:

1. Party A intends making a proposal to Party B and Party C
2. Party A and Party C intend making a proposal to Party B.

If it
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simon123"I (Party A) am writing to you (Party B) to request a meeting to discuss a trade collaboration project we would like to propose to you (Party B) in conjunction with Party C."
The sentence is rather ambiguous. However, the use of
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