Is this sentence grammatically correct?
I was there on site with you last week but you didn't inform me anything. You had to tell me that so I can explain to you about it. Since it is a small issue and the work is going on, we can solve it immediately, but you took it some other way.
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It's a bit hard to understand the context but here it goes: I was there with you on site last week, but you didn't inform me about anything. You should have told me so that I could have explained it to you. Since it is a small issue and the work is still going on, we could solve it immediately, but you decided to take another path.
- It's a bit hard to understand the context but here it goes: I was there with you on site last week, but you didn't inform me about anything.
- You should have told me so that I could have explained it to you.
- Since it is a small issue and the work is still going on, we could solve it immediately, but you decided to take another path.
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It's a bit hard to understand the context but here it goes:
I was there with you on site last week, but you didn't inform me about anything. You should have told me so that I could have explained it to you. Since it is a small issue and the work is still going on, we could solve it immediately, but you decided to take another path.
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