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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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is this sentence correct ?
0 I received the invoice from Annie regarding the courier charge of USDxxx in 2006. Would you review and confirm that amount is approval for me to proceed. Thank you 0-
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0 This is three sentences. ". However, I have doubts that this is actually what you meant to say: it's hard to imagine how an amount on an invoice could itself constitute "approval to proceed".
- 0 This is three sentences.
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- However, I have doubts that this is actually what you meant to say: it's hard to imagine how an amount on an invoice could itself constitute "approval to proceed".
- The "approval" will come from somewhere else.
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0 This is three sentences. 02 br
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00 The first is grammatically correct but is ambiguous as to whether the invoice was received from Annie in 2006, or the charge was incurred in 2006, or both. 02 br
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00 I suppose that the second 01 i 00 could, 02 i 00 slightly awkwardly, mean: "Would you review and confirm that this amount is approval fo
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00 The first is grammatically correct but is ambiguous as to whether the invoice was received from Annie in 2006, or the charge was incurred in 2006, or both. 02 br
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00 I suppose that the second 01 i 00 could, 02 i 00 slightly awkwardly, mean: "Would you review and confirm that this amount is approval fo
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