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Evaluna Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
open to further agreements
Hello,
is this expression, in a sense of "we can still discuss this/negotiate about this", correct?
Thanks and regards.
Eva
is this expression, in a sense of "we can still discuss this/negotiate about this", correct?
Thanks and regards.
Eva
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Hello Eva, Normally you would say "We can still discuss this". That is correct; but "Negotiate this" is better English than "Negotiate about this". Negotiate is the verb and this is the noun.
- Hello Eva, Normally you would say "We can still discuss this".
- That is correct; but "Negotiate this" is better English than "Negotiate about this".
- Negotiate is the verb and this is the noun.
- You would not say "Do about this" You would say "Do this".
- " meaning, we are going to do it very soon and implying that we will let you know the result.
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Hello Eva,
Normally you would say "We can still discuss this". That is correct; but "Negotiate this" is better English than "Negotiate about this".
Negotiate is the verb and this is the noun. You would not say "Do about this" You would say "Do this".
To use the word "about" in the sentence, you could say "We are about to negotiate
Normally you would say "We can still discuss this". That is correct; but "Negotiate this" is better English than "Negotiate about this".
Negotiate is the verb and this is the noun. You would not say "Do about this" You would say "Do this".
To use the word "about" in the sentence, you could say "We are about to negotiate
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Hi, guys,
I suggest the use of 'open to further discussion/negotiations'. An agreement means you have finished negotiating.
Best wishes, Clive
I suggest the use of 'open to further discussion/negotiations'. An agreement means you have finished negotiating.
Best wishes, Clive
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