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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Whiche one is correct?
1. You do not require to repeatedly chase the payment.
2. We have / had settled the 1st payment to / with the supplier and plan/planned to pay the 2nd one today. However, (as) Mary is on sick leave / take sick leave this morning, we will have it settled next Monday/we shall settle it one next Monday.
2. We have / had settled the 1st payment to / with the supplier and plan/planned to pay the 2nd one today. However, (as) Mary is on sick leave / take sick leave this morning, we will have it settled next Monday/we shall settle it one next Monday.
Top answer
The first sentence, if I take your meaning, is rude and should not be included in the message. 2. We have made the 1st payment to the supplier and plan to pay the 2nd one today.
- The first sentence, if I take your meaning, is rude and should not be included in the message.
- 2.
- We have made the 1st payment to the supplier and plan to pay the 2nd one today.
- However, as Mary took sick l eave this morning, we will pay it next Monday.
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The first sentence, if I take your meaning, is rude and should not be included in the message.
2. We have made the 1st payment to the supplier and plan to pay the 2nd one today. However, as Mary took sick leave this morning, we will pay it next Monday.
2. We have made the 1st payment to the supplier and plan to pay the 2nd one today. However, as Mary took sick leave this morning, we will pay it next Monday.
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