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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Agreed or accepted?
Hello!
Could you please tell me if this message is correct?
"This is just to let you know that I will be off until....
X has kindly agreed to replace me."
Should I say "to replace me during this time?"
Thank you!
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That's OK. Th only concern I have is with the word 'replace'. It sounds like he will do your complete job, as well as his own complete job.
- That's OK.
- Th only concern I have is with the word 'replace'.
- It sounds like he will do your complete job, as well as his own complete job.
- If I were your boss, I might wonder why I need you at all.
- eg X has kindly agreed to answer my phone for me.
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That's OK. Th only concern I have is with the word 'replace'. It sounds like he will do your complete job, as well as his own complete job. If I were your boss, I might wonder why I need you at all.
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