no security officer experts/orders/tells you to produce your pass

[JACEK1]

Hello again,

Before clocking in on a weekday, I see a notice on the entrance door that says "Please show/produce your pass without being summoned/called on to do do".

Maybe the other part should read ... without being orderem/commanded to do do" or ... without an order/summoned from a security officer to show such a pass".

What do you think?

You should produce your pass of your own according.

 

[emsr2d2]

Hello again,

Before clocking in on a weekday, I [STRIKE]see[/STRIKE] saw a notice on the entrance door that says "Please show/produce your pass without being summoned/called on to do so".

Maybe the other part should read "... without being ordered/commanded to do so" or ... "without an order [STRIKE]/summoned[/STRIKE] from a security officer to show such a pass".

What do you think?

You should produce your pass of your own [STRIKE]according[/STRIKE] accord.

Note my corrections above. What do you mean by "the other part"? There is nothing missing from the sign. It says everything it needs to. Having said that, "summoned" is a poor choice.

 

[tedmc]

I think without being asked to do so is also natural.

The phrase is on your own accord.

 

[emsr2d2]

One further question, Jacek1. Did the sign you saw really say exactly what you posted? I can't imagine anyone putting up a post with "show/produce" and "summoned/called to do". The writers of signs usually choose a phrase before actually putting the sign up.