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Meaning of this phrase: That is something you do not want to do | Verb+to | We managed TO ... Get/Arrive TO the destination
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Very formal business mail #1 (permalink) Mon Aug 27, 2007 22:26 pm   Very formal business mail		  
Hi everybody,

I'm writing to an hypothetical office assistant, that I don't know, do you think that is enough formal? Moreover is right?
Quote:
Dear Ms. yyyyy,

Concerning the Milan fair I would be grateful if you could book hotel room for me also.

Moreover could you please let me know if you have news about the supply of my notebook and e-mail account.

Kind regards,

xxxxx


Thanks in advance
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Very formal business mail #2 (permalink) Tue Aug 28, 2007 6:04 am   Very formal business mail		  
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Dear Ms yyyyy,

Concerning the Milan fair, I would be grateful if you could book a hotel room for me also.

Could you also please let me know if you have news about the status of my notebook and e-mail account?

Kind regards,
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Very formal business mail #3 (permalink) Tue Aug 28, 2007 22:47 pm   Very formal business mail		  
thanks, this correction are really important in order to improve my writing skill.
I the near future I will try to write some essay. What do you think about? Have any other advice about the improving of writing skills?
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Meaning of this phrase: That is something you do not want to do | Verb+to | We managed TO ... Get/Arrive TO the destination
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