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Is this sentence grammatically correct...
I brave the rain and reached the office for the meeting. Instead of appreciating it, my boss said it would have been better, if I had reached on time. Should I have not came for the meting, then how would had they did the it, as all important documents were with me.
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Re: Is this sentence grammatically correct...

Originally Posted by
new2grammar
I braved the rain and reached the office for the meeting. Instead of appreciating it, my boss said it would have been better, had (if) I reached on time. Should I have not come (came) for the meting, then how would have (had) they managed (did the) it, as all important documents were with me?
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mrm
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Re: Is this sentence grammatically correct...
This might be one way I would write it:
I braved the rain and reached the office for the meeting(.) , but instead of appreciating (it) the effort, my boss said it would have been better, if I had (reached) arrived on time. Silly man! (Should) if I (have) had not (came for) come to the meeting, (then) how would (had) they (did the) have managed it, as all the important documents were with me(.)?
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