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Vicente P. Teng II Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Book or booked

I am an applicant. I will email to the admissions department.

How can i say "book" formally?

I would like to book a seat/space. or I would like to reserve a space.

Could you reserve a space for me, please?

are these sentences right or what? Emotion: tongue tied
  

Top answer

Hi, What sort of event or course are you applying for? That makes a difference. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, What sort of event or course are you applying for?
  • That makes a difference.
  • Clive
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Hi,

What sort of event or course are you applying for? That makes a difference.

Clive
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Well, im planning to take graphic design course. According to a letter, I must email to the admission department for booking a space since I will have a interview.

book is awkward for me.
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