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User_gary Posted 11 years ago
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Approve the quotation

I received a quotation for an equipment from a supplier. I want to send the quotation to my boss for his approval. I wonder how to send an email correctly to him.

"Please see attached the quotation for your approval to purchase the equipment".
"Please approved the attached quotation to buy the equipment."
  

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The second (approve d no 'd') is a direct command to the boss to approve. I think I'd use the first one, giving him the choice of approving or not.

— Philip

  • The second (approve d no 'd') is a direct command to the boss to approve.
  • I think I'd use the first one, giving him the choice of approving or not.
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The second (approved no 'd') is a direct command to the boss to approve. I think I'd use the first one, giving him the choice of approving or not.
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