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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is this sentence correct?
"Please note a successful offer will be subject to up to date landlord references should you currently be in rented accommodation."
I'm not sure about the 'subject to' part, but if someone could clear the clouds for me, I'd really appreciate it.
I'm not sure about the 'subject to' part, but if someone could clear the clouds for me, I'd really appreciate it.
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" Here is how I would say this. Please note that a successful offer will require up-to-date landlord references if you are currently living in rental housing.
- " Here is how I would say this.
- Please note that a successful offer will require up-to-date landlord references if you are currently living in rental housing.
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I think I would just say "require." Here is how I would say this.
Please note that a successful offer will require up-to-date landlord references if you are currently living in rental housing.
Please note that a successful offer will require up-to-date landlord references if you are currently living in rental housing.
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