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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Gramatically correct?
0 Hello, is this gramatically correct? 02 br
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00 Client is expected to treat the requests with high importance; CONTRACTOR on the other hand will, and is doing, all the necessary actions for the benefit of the project. 02 br
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00 Note: Client and Contractor are companies or bodies 0-
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00 Client is expected to treat the requests with high importance; CONTRACTOR on the other hand will, and is doing, all the necessary actions for the benefit of the project. 02 br
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0 It's close, but not exactly right. 02 br
00 It's not clear exactly what you're trying to say, or what the relationship between client and contractor is, but here's a possibility. 02 br
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01 i 00 [name-of-client] is expected to treat the requests with high priority; [name-of-contractor] will do whatever is necessary for the success of the project. 02 i
00 It's not clear exactly what you're trying to say, or what the relationship between client and contractor is, but here's a possibility. 02 br
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01 i 00 [name-of-client] is expected to treat the requests with high priority; [name-of-contractor] will do whatever is necessary for the success of the project. 02 i
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0 Thanks Jim. But I wanted to say that Contractor is also currently doing some work and will do what is further necessary for the success of the project. Would you please help me with that. 0-
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