Tenant And House Problems

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which I rented from you last quarter, would have an availability in next few weeks

:

which I rented from you last quarter, will have an availability in the next few weeks

The sentence should use 'will' to indicate future tense and 'the next few weeks' for clarity.

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With third person gone

:

With the third person gone

The article 'the' is needed before 'third person' for specificity.

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not working from past few days

:

not working for the past few days

The correct preposition is 'for' and 'the' is needed before 'past few days'.

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Request to please look into

:

I request you to please look into

The sentence requires a subject ('I') to make it grammatically correct.

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With third person gone, the rent per month will be out of our budget

:

With one person leaving, the monthly rent will exceed our budget

This revision clarifies and simplifies the sentence structure.

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Diswasher was really helpful to us to get our chores done

:

The dishwasher was very helpful for completing our chores

This revision uses a more natural sentence structure and corrects 'Diswasher' to 'The dishwasher'.

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I am resident of House number 15, and i am co-resident with two other students until now.

:

I am a resident of House number 15, and I have been a co-resident with two other students until now.

The article 'a' is needed before 'resident' to specify one of many. 'I' should be capitalized. The use of present perfect 'have been' is more appropriate here to indicate an ongoing situation.

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one of our co-resident is moving to another house

:

one of our co-residents is moving to another house

The plural form 'co-residents' is needed because 'one of' implies there are multiple co-residents.

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which makes it difficult for rest of us

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which makes it difficult for the rest of us

The definite article 'the' is needed before 'rest of us' to specify a particular group.

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without a third divident.

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without a third co-resident.

The word 'divident' is incorrect in this context. The correct term is 'co-resident' to refer to the third person sharing the house.

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central heating gets off suddenly after few hours

:

central heating turns off suddenly after a few hours

The phrase 'turns off' is more appropriate than 'gets off' for electrical appliances. 'A few' is needed to specify an unspecified small number.

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Lastly, doorbell stopped working after few days ago

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Lastly, the doorbell stopped working a few days ago

The definite article 'the' is needed before 'doorbell'. 'A few' is needed to specify an unspecified small number. 'After' is unnecessary here.

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I would look forward to response for repairing

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I look forward to your response regarding the repairs

The phrase 'look forward to' is typically used in the present tense. 'Your response regarding the repairs' is clearer and more formal.

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I would like to bring to your attention that I am resident of House number 15

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I am writing to inform you that I reside at House number 15

The suggested paraphrase is more direct and formal, which is suitable for a letter to an estate agency.

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so we are not able to use sink and shower simultaneously

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so we cannot use the sink and shower at the same time

The suggested paraphrase is more concise and clearer.

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The house need renovation

:

The house needs renovation

The verb 'needs' should be used for singular subjects like 'The house'.

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the room which is now vacant, require serious repairs

:

the room which is now vacant requires serious repairs

The verb 'requires' should be used for singular subjects like 'the room'.

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it flow to the walls

:

it flows to the walls

The verb 'flows' should be used for singular subjects like 'it'.

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The hurricane occured yesterday has broken the glasses of living room window.

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The hurricane that occurred yesterday has broken the glass of the living room window.

The word 'that' is needed to introduce the relative clause, and 'glass' is the correct singular form.

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I would highly appreciate your help in finding me another tenant.

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I would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping us find another tenant.

The phrase 'greatly appreciate your assistance' is a more formal and polite way to request help.

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I am writing to you to let you know about the problems in the apartment I recently moved in and seeking help to find a new tenant.

:

I am writing to let you know about the problems in the apartment I recently moved into and to seek your help in finding a new tenant.

The sentence was missing a preposition 'into' and needed parallel structure for clarity.

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one of the roomate is planning to move out , we might need a new tenant.

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one of the roommates is planning to move out, we will need a new tenant.

The sentence needed a comma after 'out' and 'roommate' should be plural as it refers to one of the group.

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there are few maintenance work required

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there is some maintenance work required

'Work' is an uncountable noun, so 'some' is more appropriate than 'few'.

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I look forward to hearing from you, thank you in advance.

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I look forward to your response and thank you in advance for your assistance.

The sentence can be made more formal and polite by rephrasing.