Which one is grammatically correct and appropriated one?
We haven't confirmed when it was ready for occupy, but now the in-charge is out of country. He is on business trip.
We haven't confirmed when it was ready for to be occupied , but now the in-charge is out of country. He is on business trip.
It was confirmed earlier, but we haven't said anything then, but now the in-charge is out of country. He is on business trip.
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eg We haven't confirmed when it will be ready for occupation, and now the person in charge is out of the country. He is on a business trip. Clive
- eg We haven't confirmed when it will be ready for occupation, and now the person in charge is out of the country.
- He is on a business trip.
- Clive
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eg We haven't confirmed when it will be ready for occupation, and now the person in charge is out of the country. He is on a business trip.
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