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Dmitry Moscow Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
How should I name some buffer/space/margin before the deadline?
Often I have to talk about some buffer/margin/space before deadline that one needs.
For example, "please speed up you work so that you have a buffer/margin/space of 2 days before the deadline".
How should I say it?
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Plan to complete your work two days early so you will have some leeway to handle any contingencies. I need some leeway before the deadline to accommodate unforeseen events. Two weeks would suffice.
- Plan to complete your work two days early so you will have some leeway to handle any contingencies.
- I need some leeway before the deadline to accommodate unforeseen events.
- Two weeks would suffice.
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Plan to complete your work two days early so you will have some leeway to handle any contingencies.
I need some leeway before the deadline to accommodate unforeseen events. Two weeks would suffice.
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