Phrases
1. Is it correct to state in the commercial offer: "The Customer is planning maintenance shutdown in September 2016?
2. What is the difference between grasp and acumen?
3. Difference between let's get it going and let's get started

Question

Answer

1. "The customer is planning a maintenance shutdown in September 2016."

2a. grasp = understand, comprehend

2b. acumen = sharpness, intelligence, quick-wittedness

3a. "Let's get it going" is a slang way of "let's get going" which means "let's leave, let's begin moving"

3b. "Let's get started" also means "let's leave" but more generally it means "let's begin" (a game, a meeting, a task, etc.)

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