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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Please vacant our room/house

Please vacant the room before Sunday.
You have not paid the monthly rent for the last 6 months and so I don't need you no longer as my tenant. Please vacant my house by Sunday and I will look for another tenant who does pay regularly rent.
I gave hime a week time to vacant the room.

Please correct my sentences and suggest me better versions too. Thanks in advance.
  

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"Vacant" is an adjective. " who pays his rent regularly. I gave him a week to vacate the room.

— Avangi

  • "Vacant" is an adjective.
  • " who pays his rent regularly.
  • I gave him a week to vacate the room.
  • I gave him a week's time.
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"Vacant" is an adjective. You need the verb, "to vacate."

who pays his rent regularly.

I gave him a week to vacate the room.
I gave him a week's time.
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Dear Mr.Gary,
vacant: unoccupied
vacate: give up the occupancy of....

Please vacate the room before Sunday.
You have not paid the monthly rent for the past 6 months, and I don't need you as my tenant. Please vacate my house by Sunday. I will look for other tenant, who does pay the rent regularly .
I gave him week days time to vacate the room.
Regards,
sri
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Is this correct to said :

The room to be vocate on 26 May

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