queueing or queueing up

[lemmor]

Please help me improve or correct my grammar!!!

Is it grammatically correct to say: "Every night incoming calls have been queuing up or queuing? I could not even get my tumbler to have a sip of water".

But because I am happy with the people around me, I have always been able to grappled up with the maddening high call volumes.

 

[emsr2d2]

Please help me improve or correct my grammar! (One punctuation mark is sufficient.)

Is it grammatically correct to say: "Every night incoming calls have been queuing up" or "queuing"? I could not even get to my tumbler to have a sip of water".

But because I am happy with the people around me, I have always been able to [strike]grappled up[/strike] deal with the maddeningly high call volumes.

Are you querying the grammatical correctness of the final sentence or are you just giving us that information?

 

[Raymott]

I'd use "queueing up" as in your title. But I'd try to be consistent with the spelling.
I'd also write glue -> glueing, clue -> clueing. But accrue -> accruing (only because the financial world seems to have made that choice).

 

[lemmor]

Yes I am inquiring if my sentence was right. Thanks for answering.

 

[emsr2d2]

So you are querying this entire section:

"Every night incoming calls have been queuing up or queuing? I could not even get my tumbler to have a sip of water. But because I am happy with the people around me, I have always been able to grappled up with the maddening high call volumes."

I would change it to:

Recently, incoming calls have been queuing up every night. I haven't even had time for a sip of water. However, because I like with the people I work with, I'm happy to deal with the frustratingly high volume of calls.

 

[Boris Tatarenko]

So you are querying this entire section:

"Every night incoming calls have been queuing up or queuing? I could not even get my tumbler to have a sip of water. But because I am happy with the people around me, I have always been able to grappled up with the maddening high call volumes."

I would change it to:

Recently, incoming walls have been queuing up every night. I haven't even had time for a sip of water. However, because I like with the people I work with, I'm happy to deal with the frustratingly high volume of calls.

:-o You made me think what it meant for several minutes.