0
Vicmjr21 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Is the sentence below clear to you?

Hello:

I am not sure if this sentence is clear to read. Please advise. Thanks!

Effectively, I was able to cut the customer service's groundwork, which minimized time and cost. This allowed the customer service to file the claim against the carrier’s broker, HEBA to recoup the monetary loss and General Bank to order accordingly to reach its CROP level of inventory.
  

Top answer

Hi, What does this mean? cut the customer service's groundwork When you say 'customer service' (eg This allowed the customer service to file the claim .. .

— Clive

  • Hi, What does this mean?
  • cut the customer service's groundwork When you say 'customer service' (eg This allowed the customer service to file the claim ..
  • .
  • ), do you perhaps really mean 'the customer'?
  • Clive
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

3 Answers
0
Hi,



What does this mean? cut the customer service's groundwork



When you say 'customer service' (eg This allowed the customer service to file the claim .. . . . ), do you perhaps really mean 'the customer'?



Clive
0
0
They are a subdivision of the customer. Sorry for the confusion.
0
0
Hi,

Effectively, I was able to cut the customer service's groundwork, which minimized time and cost.<<< I still don't know what this means, but the grammar sounds OK.



This allowed the customer service to file the (a?) claim against the carrier’s broker, HEBA, to recoup the monetary loss, and against General Bank to
0

Related Questions