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Letter writing in English | Could you correct my paragraph, please?

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#1 (permalink) Mon Feb 06, 2012 16:38 pm Which sentence is better?

Please advise which one is more appropriate? 1. The goods will be shipped to you next Monday. 2. The goods will be shipping to you next Monday.

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#2 (permalink) Mon Feb 06, 2012 17:49 pm Which sentence is better?

Hi, I woul use 'will be shipped.' Alan _________________ English as a Second Language You can read my ESL story Present Simple

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