A great pleasure or great pleasure

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1. is correct - with the article-.

You can also say:"I'm glad to send my application ..."/ "I want to apply for..."

Thanks pienne

Usually the word pleasure is not countable. Is this countable in the given context?

Hi,

It is a pleasure to meet you - countable, ie use an article.

I read your letter with pleasure - uncountable, no article.

I'd say that in Britain or in N. America, you should just say I am sending (or enclosing) my application ... I would be grateful for an interview.....

In such letters, we don't nor

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