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Relative clause (Johnny is the only ... I know in the meeting) | "have to" or "has to"
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sentence "Find enclosed copy of..." Fri May 16, 2008 15:21 pm  sentence "Find enclosed copy of..."		  
Dear teachers,

Please check if this sentence is correct "Find enclosed copy of..." used to send attached file thru E-mail.

Bibo
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sentence "Find enclosed copy of..." Fri May 16, 2008 16:55 pm  sentence "Find enclosed copy of..."		  
Better is "Attached please find a copy of ....."

"Attached" is a more accurate verb than "enclosed" (which you would use if you were sending the copy in an envelope). The word "copy" also needs the word "a" in front of it.

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