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Jackmi Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

In-house

Hi,

Someone ask me that when the goods can be in-house my store room.

Can I write that way " Get the in-house the said goods at least needed up to 15th April."?

Or any other better way to explain?


  

Top answer

The original sentence is ungrammatical and 'someone' used 'in-house' incorrectly. It's not clear what he meant.

— Rover_KE

  • The original sentence is ungrammatical and 'someone' used 'in-house' incorrectly.
  • It's not clear what he meant.
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The original sentence is ungrammatical and 'someone' used 'in-house' incorrectly.

It's not clear what he meant.

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JackmiSomeone ask me that when the goods can be in-house my store room.

Is this what you mean?

Someone asked me that when the goods can be delivered to in-house my store room.

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