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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Which one is correct?
The original scope of work has not yet been done and waiting for arrival of material, but we have temporarily replaced the damaged vinyl floor from local market.
The original scope of work has not yet been done and waiting for arrival of material, but we have temporarily replaced the damaged vinyl floor with arranged one locally.
The original scope of work has not yet been done and waiting for arrival of material, but we have temporarily replaced the damaged vinyl floor with arranged one locally.
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Neither is correct. Say eg The work originally planned has not yet been done. We are waiting for the arrival of material, but we have temporarily replaced the damaged vinyl floor with one obtained locally.
- Neither is correct.
- Say eg The work originally planned has not yet been done.
- We are waiting for the arrival of material, but we have temporarily replaced the damaged vinyl floor with one obtained locally.
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Neither is correct.
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eg The work originally planned has not yet been done. We are waiting for the arrival of material, but we have temporarily replaced the damaged vinyl floor with one obtained locally.
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eg The work originally planned has not yet been done. We are waiting for the arrival of material, but we have temporarily replaced the damaged vinyl floor with one obtained locally.
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