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Castorp Posted 19 years ago
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00 This is my first post. I am from Spain and I am trying to improve my poor high school english. If I can help someone with spanish language corrections let me know. I have writen this email (but after it: "editors reponse" or "editors reply"): 02 br
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00 Dear writer, 02 br
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00 We are pleased with your postive reply and we'll be waiting with interest your material. The next week we plan open a blog to inform about edition development work toward each magazine issue. We'll send the URL (to you) (at that time). 02 br
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00 Thank you for your trust, 02 br
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00 The Editors 02 br
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00 I have doubts with grammar and style subjects: 02 br
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00 1. "positive reply": the writer say that he is interested in contribute. Any better expression? 02 br
00 2. "develoment work toward each issue" 02 br
00 3. "to you" It is need? "at that time" It is correct? 02 br
00 4. "Thank your for your trust" as a closing phrase. It it used? 02 br
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00 Best regards, 02 br
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00 Castorp 0-
02 br
00 This is my first post. I am from Spain and I am trying to improve my poor high school english. If I can help someone with spanish language corrections let me know. I have writen this email (but after it: "editors reponse" or "editors reply"): 02 br
02 br
00 --- 02 br
02 br
00 Dear writer, 02 br
02 br
00 We are pleased with your postive reply and we'll be waiting with interest your material. The next week we plan open a blog to inform about edition development work toward each magazine issue. We'll send the URL (to you) (at that time). 02 br
02 br
00 Thank you for your trust, 02 br
02 br
00 The Editors 02 br
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00 --- 02 br
02 br
00 I have doubts with grammar and style subjects: 02 br
02 br
00 1. "positive reply": the writer say that he is interested in contribute. Any better expression? 02 br
00 2. "develoment work toward each issue" 02 br
00 3. "to you" It is need? "at that time" It is correct? 02 br
00 4. "Thank your for your trust" as a closing phrase. It it used? 02 br
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00 Best regards, 02 br
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00 Castorp 0-
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0 Dear writer, 02 br 02 br 00 We are pleased with your positive reply and we await your material with interest. Next week we plan to open a blog to inform our writers about the progress of each issue of the magazine. We'll send the URL to you then.
- 0 Dear writer, 02 br 02 br 00 We are pleased with your positive reply and we await your material with interest.
- Next week we plan to open a blog to inform our writers about the progress of each issue of the magazine.
- We'll send the URL to you then.
- 02 br 02 br 00 Thank you for your trust, - no this is not a normal closing phrase and it sounds odd.
- Why do you want to emphasis that the writer has had to trust you?
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0 Dear writer, 02 br
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00 We are pleased with your positive reply and we await your material with interest. Next week we plan to open a blog to inform our writers about the progress of each issue of the magazine. We'll send the URL to you then. 02 br
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00 Thank you for your trust, - no this is not a normal closing phrase and it sounds odd. Why do you wa
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00 We are pleased with your positive reply and we await your material with interest. Next week we plan to open a blog to inform our writers about the progress of each issue of the magazine. We'll send the URL to you then. 02 br
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00 Thank you for your trust, - no this is not a normal closing phrase and it sounds odd. Why do you wa
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0 Well. I wrote "Thank you for your trust" because is a start-up publication and the writer will colaborate with more effort than with a normal publication. In fact with no payment and we promise do it in the future. But "Thank you for your patience" possibly is better. 0-
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