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Nen Posted 13 years ago
Business & Finance

Hello all

thank a lot for your usual help

is it right to say these sentences

- he is not coming yet ?

- you don't need to come for a medical committe on thur, you should call philp to thanks him for helping you.
  

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The first one is ok, imho, the second one should read "You don't need to come for a medical committee on Thursday. You should call Philip and thank him for helping you (out)".

— Snuppelina

  • The first one is ok, imho, the second one should read "You don't need to come for a medical committee on Thursday.
  • You should call Philip and thank him for helping you (out)".
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The first one is ok, imho, the second one should read "You don't need to come for a medical committee on Thursday. You should call Philip and thank him for helping you (out)".
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One doesn't usually 'come for a committee'. One 'comes for a committee meeting'.

Clive
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So true, thanks Clive.
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