A few days ago
Hank Wu

Dear English-Native speaker. please help me proofread each of them and pick the best one ….thanks?

1) How long is the maxiumu leading-time you can accept for this delivery?

2) What is the maximum leading-time you can accept for this delivery ?

1) We have shortage on this products in the warehouse now.

2) We are short of this products in the warehosue now.

1) What kind of application are you looking for from this machine?

2) What kind of application do you request from buying this machine?

1) What is your price range?

2) What is your target price ?

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A few days ago
Anonymous

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Hi Wu – It’s me again.

First queston – neither makes sense to me.

Is this what you are trying to ask?

3. How soon do you need this product delivered?

4. What is the latest date you need this product delivered by?

neither…

3. We are currently short of this product in the warehouse.

neither…

3. What kinds of applications do you want from this machine?

The answer to this question would depend on the type of response you want

1. would give you a response from the customer like…

$10.00 to $2000.00

2. would prompt the customer to give you an exact amount…

$150.00

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A few days ago
Anonymous
2) “What is the maximum leading time you can accept for this delivery?” is better, but I’m not quite sure what you mean. Do you mean “What is the maximum acceptable delivery time?”

1) We have a shortage of this product in the warehouse now.

1) What kinds of applications are you looking for on this machine?

1)What is your price range?

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A few days ago
constantreader
1) What is your maximum lead-time for this delivery?

2) We have a shortage of this product in our warehouse at present.

3) What application will you be making with this machine? (or) What will your application be with this machine?

4) BOTH sentences are correct; but have different meanings:

Price RANGE means lowest to highest [item may sell from $10-15]

TARGET PRICE means the price you’re aiming for; price you will accept, subject to negotiation or discussion.

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