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Is this sentence clear and is punctuation needed:
Jim was advised by Mike with Premier that his crew will begin the interior repairs tomorrow and customer is aware.
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If you mean that Mike works for a company called Premier, it's clearer to say "Mike at Premier" rather than "Mike with Premier". In full, say "the customer is aware". "customer is aware" is abbreviated or note-form English, which may nevertheless be OK in the context.
- If you mean that Mike works for a company called Premier, it's clearer to say "Mike at Premier" rather than "Mike with Premier".
- In full, say "the customer is aware".
- "customer is aware" is abbreviated or note-form English, which may nevertheless be OK in the context.
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If you mean that Mike works for a company called Premier, it's clearer to say "Mike at Premier" rather than "Mike with Premier".
In full, say "the customer is aware". "customer is aware" is abbreviated or note-form English, which may nevertheless be OK in the context.
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