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Achucoul Posted 10 years ago
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Grammar correction please

I am trying to ask a question to my warehouse executive about the material availability.

Dear Naman,

I am forwarding you the purchase order that has been received from ASD limited a while ago. Does the material available in our stock? If so, kindly dispatch the material tomorrow. Else you are requested to import the material from Germany.
  

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Dear Naman, I am forwarding you the purchase order received from ASD Limited a while ago. Is the material in stock? If so, kindly dispatch it tomorrow.

— Mister Micawber

  • Dear Naman, I am forwarding you the purchase order received from ASD Limited a while ago.
  • Is the material in stock?
  • If so, kindly dispatch it tomorrow.
  • If not, please import it from Germany.
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Dear Naman,

I am forwarding you the purchase order received from ASD Limited a while ago. Is the material in stock? If so, kindly dispatch it tomorrow. If not, please import it from Germany.
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achucoulI am trying to ask a question to my warehouse executive
You say that like this: I am trying to ask my warehouse executive a question.

Say who you are asking first, then "a question (about)".

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He asked his boss a question about ....
We should ask our teacher a question about ....
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