二人の代表者が分からないふりをしなければ補正版は不要

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  • 二人の代表者が分からないふりをしなければ補正版を提出する必要はなかった
  • 二人の代表者が無駄に私の時間とお金を費やし、環境に害を与えた
  • マリーとジョンによる代表行為の誠実さに疑問
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和訳 didn’t pretend

和訳はあっているでしょうか?添削をお願いいたします。 If the 2 people that call themselves representatives, Mary and John didn’t pretend they didn’t understand, there would be no need to file a revise copy. They have wasted my time, wasted my money and harmed the environment. 自分自身を代表者と呼ぶ二人(マリーとジョン)が分からないふりをしなかった場合、補正版を提出する必要はなかった。二人は、私の時間を無駄にし、私のお金を無駄にし、環境に害を与えた。

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 自分自身を代表者と呼ぶ二人(マリーとジョン)が分からないふりをしなかった場合、補正版を提出する必要はない。二人は、私の時間を無駄にし、私のお金を無駄にし、環境に害を与えた。

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