Which sentence is grammatically correct?
As I understand from our staff, there will be a network cabling required at the site, so please contact others for this work.
As I understand from our staff, there will be a network cabling at the site, so please arrange for others to carry out this work.
Top answer
Neither. Say eg I understand from our staff that there is network cabling required at the site, so please contact the appropriate people for this work. eg I understand from our staff that network cabling is required at the site, so please arrange for this work to be carried out.
- Neither.
- Say eg I understand from our staff that there is network cabling required at the site, so please contact the appropriate people for this work.
- eg I understand from our staff that network cabling is required at the site, so please arrange for this work to be carried out.
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Neither. Say
eg I understand from our staff that there is network cabling required at the site, so please contact the appropriate people for this work.
eg I understand from our staff that network cabling is required at the site, so please arrange for this work to be carried out.
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