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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Pls correct sentence

Hi,

I quoted David of Fortune Medical Ex-factory price for the side-rails that had been given to me by PBC factory.

Please correct the sentence above. By quote, I mean sales quote. Is the sentence grammatically correct and native?

Thank you.
  

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David of Fortune Medical -- I don't know what this means, so cannot comment on its grammar. Use simple past tense in the last verb, though.

— Mister Micawber

  • David of Fortune Medical -- I don't know what this means, so cannot comment on its grammar.
  • Use simple past tense in the last verb, though.
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David of Fortune Medical-- I don't know what this means, so cannot comment on its grammar. Use simple past tense in the last verb, though.
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Hi Jones,
The sentence is very confusing.
Did you send sales quotation to Mr.David? Is that what you think of saying?

Regards,
Sri
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Mister MicawberDavid of Fortune Medical-- I don't know what this means, so cannot comment on its grammar. Use simple past tense in the last verb, though.
David is the person who works at Fortune medical the company.

Thanks!
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I quoted the ex-factory price from David of Fortune Medical for the side-rails that the PBC factory gave me.
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Shouldn't it be

to David since he's the receiver?

Thanks!
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Your original sentence did not make that clear at all. Change it to 'to' then. See how easy it is to miscommunicate in English?
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