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Naif naif Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Is that correct or not

When the car is not in the storage, I want to send an email to someone to request it from another city


Kindly request the below car from.......

or

Kindly request the mentioned car from

  

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Without context, I don't understand what you are talking about. What does 'in the storage' mean here? Are you a car salesman?

  • Without context, I don't understand what you are talking about.
  • What does 'in the storage' mean here?
  • Are you a car salesman?
  • Or are you buying a car?
  • Instead of Kindly request , natural English is simply Please .
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Without context, I don't understand what you are talking about.

What does 'in the storage' mean here?

Are you a car salesman? Or are you buying a car?

Instead of Kindly request, natural English is simply Please.

eg Please send the following car . . . .






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