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Olegis Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Appreciate
I am going to ask a person to send an agenda. How to say correctly:
"We would highly appreciate it if you send us the agenda", or
"We would highly appreciate it if you sent us the agenda"
Many many thanks!!!
"We would highly appreciate it if you send us the agenda", or
"We would highly appreciate it if you sent us the agenda"
Many many thanks!!!
Top answer
Please send us the agenda.
- Please send us the agenda.
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I know that the simpler the better, but this does not work with such important people like our clients 
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Get smart. Use the simple, straightforward method; the more important they are, they more they appreciate your not wasting their time with bizspeak blathering.
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Very nice of you. Really appreciate it.
Still, in terms of pure GRAMMAR, how to put this construction correctly?
Still, in terms of pure GRAMMAR, how to put this construction correctly?
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May I contribute my humble two cents? Consider: We WILL greatly appreciate it if you SEND it. Consider: We WOULD greatly appreciate it if you SENT it. In English, the past form is considered more polite: Hey, CAN I sit here? Excuse me, COULD I sit here? Of course, you could always write: We would very much appreciate your sending the information.
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