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Achu3186 Posted 11 years ago
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Are these sentences correct?
This is to inform you that Sunday morning match has not been confirmed due to unavailability of ground.
Just remind you that, once you receive my email please send reply quickly with your availability (Whether you are available or not).
So we can avoid this kind of situations in the future.
Just remind you that, once you receive my email please send reply quickly with your availability (Whether you are available or not).
So we can avoid this kind of situations in the future.
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You do not need those 'introductory phrases' they waste time and space. The Sunday morning match has not been confirmed due to unavailability of ground. Once you receive my email, please reply soon with your availability so we can avoid this kind of situation in the future.
- You do not need those 'introductory phrases' they waste time and space.
- The Sunday morning match has not been confirmed due to unavailability of ground.
- Once you receive my email, please reply soon with your availability so we can avoid this kind of situation in the future.
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You do not need those 'introductory phrases' they waste time and space.
The Sunday morning match has not been confirmed due to unavailability of ground.
Once you receive my email, please reply soon with your availability so we can avoid this kind of situation in the future.
The Sunday morning match has not been confirmed due to unavailability of ground.
Once you receive my email, please reply soon with your availability so we can avoid this kind of situation in the future.
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