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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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an Email to a teacher asking for approval
Mr. Hearne,
I have not run my research topic to you yet, so I would like to go with the topic of " Learning and Language, " your approval will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.
Thank you!
Does this letter sound right and polite? Thanks!
I have not run my research topic to you yet, so I would like to go with the topic of " Learning and Language, " your approval will be greatly appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.
Thank you!
Does this letter sound right and polite? Thanks!
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Your first part is polite but casual, and your second part is polite but more formal. I suggest this. Dear Mr.
- Your first part is polite but casual, and your second part is polite but more formal.
- I suggest this.
- Dear Mr.
- Hearne, I have not run my research topic by you yet.
- I would like to go with the topic of " Learning and Language, " Please let me know if you approve.
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Your first part is polite but casual, and your second part is polite but more formal.
I suggest this.
Dear Mr. Hearne,
I have not run my research topic by you yet. I would like to go with the topic of " Learning and Language, " Please let me
I suggest this.
Dear Mr. Hearne,
I have not run my research topic by you yet. I would like to go with the topic of " Learning and Language, " Please let me
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