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IMDJ Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

Please note that we install a temporary door in order to enable the secure access until the original door has been installed.
  

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Hi, Yes, the grammar is fine. Without a context, I cannot tell you if the meaning you wish to convey is completely correct. What I read from it is that you are explaining to someone a general process when you are replacing a door.

  • Hi, Yes, the grammar is fine.
  • Without a context, I cannot tell you if the meaning you wish to convey is completely correct.
  • What I read from it is that you are explaining to someone a general process when you are replacing a door.
  • " Note: I also added a couple of commas in there as you are adding an explanation into the middle of the sentence, and this clause could (in theory) be added as a new sentence.
  • Also, "enable the secure access" is probably better written simply as "enable secure access".
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Hi,

Yes, the grammar is fine. Without a context, I cannot tell you if the meaning you wish to convey is completely correct.

What I read from it is that you are explaining to someone a general process when you are replacing a door. If this is the case, the fine "installed" may need to change to "replace" or "reinstalled":

"Please note that we install a temporary door
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Thank you for correcting my sentences.

What I tried to convey that we have to do the renovation of main door of the builiding in one of our projects, and we can't let the building in open during this time, so we have to install a temporary door so that they can use this door until the original door has been installed

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