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These budgets isare for proof skylights in Alcacil 62 and 68.

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Good mMorning,

I'm writing you for seeregarding two budgets in RB 12.1 in La Tercia.

These budgets isare for proof skylights in Alcacil 62 and 68.

I'm assuming "proof skylights" is technical jargon? Otherwise I am unfamiliar with the meaning in this context.

Is it possible see these budgets tomorrow in the morning or some time throughout this week?

Kind rRegards.,

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Good morning,.

I'm writing to you forbecause I would like to see the two budgets infor RB 12.1 in La Tercia.

Apologies if I misunderstood this sentence.

These budgets isare for proof skylights in Alcacil 62 and 68.

"are" for plural things, "is" for singular.

Also, there doesn't appear to be such a thing as a "proof skylight". Did you mean "roof skylight"?

Is it possibleWould it be possible for me to see them tomorrow in the morning or throughoutsometime this week?

Again, hopefully I haven't misunderstood the overall message here.

"Would it be" feels a little more polite and formal to me than "Is it"

"Throughout" implies a continuous action. If it's an action that's only going to happen once in a period of time, I would use something like "sometime".