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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

Precede

Hey,
I have a question- how do you put the word precede in a sentence.
For example- you want to say that you need something urgently from your supplier- how do you say it?
Is the following sentece correct? "I would like you to precede with my order", once there's giving you a bad lead time (more suitable for english buisness forum?

I would appreciate you answering my question.
Thanks,
Galia
  

Top answer

Your question is not very clear. Are you speaking of precede or proceed ? Neither of them suggests urgency.

— Mister Micawber

  • Your question is not very clear.
  • Are you speaking of precede or proceed ?
  • Neither of them suggests urgency.
  • Would you check and re-post more carefully the sentence that you want examined?
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Your question is not very clear. Are you speaking of precede or proceed? Neither of them suggests urgency. Would you check and re-post more carefully the sentence that you want examined?
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What I mean is that I have ordered something, but it's not done yet, due to long lead time.
So I'm asking that this item will be ready earlier that the expected lead time.
Is it more clear?
So, how d I put it?
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We would like you to complete our order earlier than projected.
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