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Pb03 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
A twenty percent & out of office
Hi guys,
Would you check the sentences below whether they are correct or not?
thanks
pb
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Q1:
We're going to charge a twenty percent of cancellation fee form your deposit account.
(I don't know why the word "a" is used.)
Q2: How different are they in meaning? Which one sounds better when you leave such a message in your voice mail?
I'm out of office.
I'm out of the office.
Would you check the sentences below whether they are correct or not?
thanks
pb
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Q1:
We're going to charge a twenty percent of cancellation fee form your deposit account.
(I don't know why the word "a" is used.)
Q2: How different are they in meaning? Which one sounds better when you leave such a message in your voice mail?
I'm out of office.
I'm out of the office.
Top answer
Q1: We will charge a 20% cancellation fee to your deposit account. -- 'A' is not necessary, but suggests that there are other fees which your company applies elsewhere. -- 'Out of office' means not re-elected to public office
- Q1: We will charge a 20% cancellation fee to your deposit account.
- -- 'A' is not necessary, but suggests that there are other fees which your company applies elsewhere.
- -- 'Out of office' means not re-elected to public office
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Q1:
We will charge a 20% cancellation fee to your deposit account. -- 'A' is not necessary, but suggests that there are other fees which your company applies elsewhere.
Q2: I'm out of the office.-- 'Out of office' means not re-elected to public office
We will charge a 20% cancellation fee to your deposit account. -- 'A' is not necessary, but suggests that there are other fees which your company applies elsewhere.
Q2: I'm out of the office.-- 'Out of office' means not re-elected to public office
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