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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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can you check my sentences ?

Can you please let me know if these sentences are grammatically aceptable? This is a letter I have to send to certify that one of my students is registered at our university (France), so that he can travel abroad as an Erasmus student. I'm new in my job and it is the first time I have to deal with foreign exchanges, so please don't let me down ! Thanks a lot. Catarina Miller



"To whom it may concern,

I, the undersigned XXX, in charge of student registration, certify that:



Mr. XXX

Born on XXX in XXX



is normally registered as a Year 4 student of the , during the academic year 2006-2007."
  

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Hi, I siggest a few minor changes: "To whom it may concern, I, the undersigned , in charge of student registration, certify that: Mr. " Below your signature, put your title. Best wishes, Clive

  • Hi, I siggest a few minor changes: "To whom it may concern, I, the undersigned , in charge of student registration, certify that: Mr.
  • " Below your signature, put your title.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

I siggest a few minor changes:

"To whom it may concern,

I, the undersigned , in charge of student registration, certify that:



Mr. *** , born *** in ***,



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AnonymousCan you please let me know if these sentences are grammatically aceptable? This is a letter I have to send to certify that one of my students is registered at our university (France), so that he can travel abroad as an Erasmus student. I'm new in my job and it is the first time I have to deal with foreign exchanges, so please don't let me down ! Thanks a lot. Ca

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