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If you don't mind May I ask you have any project requirements?
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The sentence should be: If you don't mind, may I ask if you have any project requirements? I cannot tell what "project requirements" means without further information. Post your question again, but explain the situation.
- The sentence should be: If you don't mind, may I ask if you have any project requirements?
- I cannot tell what "project requirements" means without further information.
- Post your question again, but explain the situation.
- Whom are you addressing?
- What is the purpose of the question?
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The sentence should be:
If you don't mind, may I ask if you have any project requirements?
I cannot tell what "project requirements" means without further information. Post your question again, but explain the situation. Whom are you addressing? What is the purpose of the question?
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