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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Is this sentence grammatically correct?

Kindly discard the attached file in the below mail as the project code was wrongly mentioned. Nothing was issued to this project SG36 from our stock but these were issued to SMCGK, not project SG36
  

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below -> previous/earlier / email just sent -- using 'below' as an adjective in such a way looks horrible "the project... mentioned" -> "the wrong project code was provided/given" no need for the repetition "not project SG36" I'm unsure of the context of sentence 2 so it's hard to advise fully for that. d

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  • below -> previous/earlier / email just sent -- using 'below' as an adjective in such a way looks horrible "the project...
  • mentioned" -> "the wrong project code was provided/given" no need for the repetition "not project SG36" I'm unsure of the context of sentence 2 so it's hard to advise fully for that.
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below -> previous/earlier / email just sent-- using 'below' as an adjective in such a way looks horrible Emotion: smile

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Thank you for helping me to correct my sentences.
Shall I write as follows.

Kindly discard the attached file in the previous mail as the wrong project code given. No items were issued to this project SG36. Actually, the items were issued to SMCGK but it was mistakenly mentioned in the report.
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AnonymousKindly discard the attached file in the previous mail
Kindly discard the attached file in the previous email http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/email
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