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Whispering Posted 10 years ago
Letter Writing

About expressing opinion?

Dear all. Suppose I am writing to my supervisor, who offers me several alternatives about a subject. Is it proper for me to say "I would be pleased if..."?
  

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"? If that's all you say, it isn't a proper sentence. But it could be a good start for a sentence.

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  • If that's all you say, it isn't a proper sentence.
  • But it could be a good start for a sentence.
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whisperingIs it proper for me to say "I would be pleased if..."?
If that's all you say, it isn't a proper sentence. But it could be a good start for a sentence.
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I've never seen that in business correspondence.

Very, very common is I would be grateful if . . .
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Thank you. I think grateful is much better.
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