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User_gary Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Water clogged up in wash basin

Water not flowing down from wash basin. It got clogged up. Please repair it.
Water not draining from wash basin. It got stuck up. Please repair it.

Please let me know if the above sentences are correct and the more better way to tell this.
  

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User_gary Please let me know if the above sentences are correct and the more better way to tell this . or a better way to say this. The wash basin is not draining properly.

— CalifJim

  • User_gary Please let me know if the above sentences are correct and the more better way to tell this .
  • or a better way to say this.
  • The wash basin is not draining properly.
  • ) Can you please repair it?
  • The parentheses show that the middle sentence is optional.
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User_garyPlease let me know if the above sentences are correct and the more better way to tell this. or a better way to say this.
The wash basin is not draining properly. (There is a clog in the pipes.) Can you please repair it?

The parentheses show that the middle sentence is optional.

CJ
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Thanks CJ

But there are waters flooded on the basin. I want to mention that to them. Shall I say "there are waters on the basin and it cannot drain"?
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User_garyShall I say "there are waters on the basin and it cannot drain"?
Something like that, yes. Say, "The basin is filled with water, and it won't drain".

(They'll ask you if you've tried using a plunger, of course!)

CJ
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