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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence correct?
Please advise the update material status. The customer urgently required the goods on shelf due to out of stock. Please try to help if there is any chance can advance the shipment by end of May. Appreciate your help.
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By adding a comma after "please", this part of your statement is grammatically correct, or at least it can be explained in a way that it can be correct: Please, advise the update material status. the subject would be an implied "you", because of the verb of command, "advise". Your expression: "the update material status" would then be a direct object, and the people of your field would know exactly to what this refers.
- By adding a comma after "please", this part of your statement is grammatically correct, or at least it can be explained in a way that it can be correct: Please, advise the update material status.
- the subject would be an implied "you", because of the verb of command, "advise".
- Your expression: "the update material status" would then be a direct object, and the people of your field would know exactly to what this refers.
- As for layman, he would not know what in the world you are talking about, like myself.
- Had you said, "The customer urgently required the goods on shelf due to the lack of stock," I think it would convey the meaning you want.
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By adding a comma after "please", this part of your statement is grammatically correct, or at least it can be explained in a way that it can be correct: Please, advise the update material status. the subject would be an implied "you", because of the verb of command, "advise". Your expression: "the update material status" would then be a direct object, and the people of your field wo
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