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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
serve to lock
Which is natural please or would you phrase differently?
This term is to serve to lock the date for your ?event so that Sound Core Music & Video does not book any work that would conflict with our involvement in your event.
This term is to allow Sound Core Music & Video to lock the date for your ?event so that the aforementioned company does not book any work that would conflict with our involvement in your event.
Thanks
This term is to serve to lock the date for your ?event so that Sound Core Music & Video does not book any work that would conflict with our involvement in your event.
This term is to allow Sound Core Music & Video to lock the date for your ?event so that the aforementioned company does not book any work that would conflict with our involvement in your event.
Thanks
Top answer
The word "term" is inappropriate. I do not understand what you are trying to say. Do you mean to "block" or "reserve" the dates?
- The word "term" is inappropriate.
- I do not understand what you are trying to say.
- Do you mean to "block" or "reserve" the dates?
- We will block the dates (December 6-7) on our calendar so that there will not be any maintenance work scheduled that would interfere with the event..
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The word "term" is inappropriate.
I do not understand what you are trying to say. Do you mean to "block" or "reserve" the dates?
We will block the dates (December 6-7) on our calendar so that there will not be any maintenance work scheduled that would interfere with the event..
I do not understand what you are trying to say. Do you mean to "block" or "reserve" the dates?
We will block the dates (December 6-7) on our calendar so that there will not be any maintenance work scheduled that would interfere with the event..
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