Which sentence is grammatically correct and more natural?
The client representative has given the permission for the site access tomorrow, and they have mentioned that we had better to have involment of AV consultant in the meeting tomorrow.
The client representative has given the permission for the site access tomorrow, and they have mentioned that it is better to include AV consultant in the meeting tomorrow.
Top answer
Neither one is good. Maybe The client representative has given permission for site access tomorrow, and they request that we arrange for an AV consultant to be involved in tomorrow's meeting. I couldn't tell who "they" are, so I'm not sure that's right.
- Neither one is good.
- Maybe The client representative has given permission for site access tomorrow, and they request that we arrange for an AV consultant to be involved in tomorrow's meeting.
- I couldn't tell who "they" are, so I'm not sure that's right.
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Neither one is good. Maybe
The client representative has given permission for site access tomorrow, and they request that we arrange for an AV consultant to be involved in tomorrow's meeting.
I couldn't tell who "they" are, so I'm not sure that's right.
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