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User_gary Posted 14 years ago
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Can you please correct your answers because it's not possible to move forward without correcting it?
Can you increase the time period from 10 hours to 15 hours as before because we can't finish the work within 10 hours?
According to him, on 5th july, he entered the same data twice by mistake in the database and he corrected it only after sending you the report so there is discrepancy now.
Can you increase the time period from 10 hours to 15 hours as before because we can't finish the work within 10 hours?
According to him, on 5th july, he entered the same data twice by mistake in the database and he corrected it only after sending you the report so there is discrepancy now.
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It is a very awkward approach, Gary. It is better to restructure: Can you please correct your answer s? It's not possible to move forward without correcting them.
- It is a very awkward approach, Gary.
- It is better to restructure: Can you please correct your answer s?
- It's not possible to move forward without correcting them.
- Can you increase the time period from 10 hours to 15 hours as be fore?
- We can't finish the work within 10 hours.
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It is a very awkward approach, Gary. It is better to restructure:
Can you please correct your answers? It's not possible to move forward without correcting them.
Can you increase the time period from 10 hours to 15 hours as before? We can't finish the work within 10 hours.
According to him, on July 5th, he entered the sam
Can you please correct your answers? It's not possible to move forward without correcting them.
Can you increase the time period from 10 hours to 15 hours as before? We can't finish the work within 10 hours.
According to him, on July 5th, he entered the sam
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Thanks Mister Micawber
So we can combine past tense with present as in this sentence? If yes, will it make any difference in meaning if I change it to "was"?
and he corrected it only after sending you the report, so there is a discrepancy now.
So we can combine past tense with present as in this sentence? If yes, will it make any difference in meaning if I change it to "was"?
and he corrected it only after sending you the report, so there is a discrepancy now.
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and he corrected it only after sending you the report, so there is a discrepancy now. So we can combine past tense with present as in this sentence?-- Yes, of course: it was corrected in the past and there is a discrepancy now.
If yes, will it make any difference in meaning if I change it to "was"?-- It
If yes, will it make any difference in meaning if I change it to "was"?-- It
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Again thanks.
If I take the word "now" off the sentence, I guess the sentence would be fine then. Isn't it?
If I take the word "now" off the sentence, I guess the sentence would be fine then. Isn't it?
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