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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct?

Please note that the hours and material cost cited in the quotation is only for the work explained verbally.
  

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>> Yes, this sentence is grammatically ok and understood, but it is not considered the natural or fluent variety. If you want to make it sound professional, I suggest: Please note that the labor (hours) and material (costs) quoted are based on the scope of work discussed earlier.

— Dimsumexpress

  • >> Yes, this sentence is grammatically ok and understood, but it is not considered the natural or fluent variety.
  • If you want to make it sound professional, I suggest: Please note that the labor (hours) and material (costs) quoted are based on the scope of work discussed earlier.
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<<Please note that the hours and material cost cited in the quotation is only for the work explained verbally.>>

Yes, this sentence is grammatically ok and understood, but it is not considered the natural or fluent variety.

If you want to make it sound professional, I suggest: Please note th
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