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Pamela81 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Deadline

Hello!



please I need your help to formulate the following sentence correctly.



"Dear Sir, I must inform you that the deadline for ordering the electricity has expired on the 2nd of September so be aware that any order sent from this moment will have a charge (or addition of ?) of 20% " or



I have also thought something like this:



"Dear Sir, be aware that the last termin to place the order for the electricity was on the 2nd of September so from this moment, any order will be charged of 20% in addtion"



Please I need a reply for both my attempts, it is important to know how to write this concept the right way.



Thanks



Pamela
  

Top answer

XX) was September 2. New orders received after September 2 are subject to a 20% price increase. Sincerely, *** *** Hope this helps, John

— JohnParis

  • XX) was September 2.
  • New orders received after September 2 are subject to a 20% price increase.
  • Sincerely, *** *** Hope this helps, John
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Dear Sir,

Please be advised that the deadline for ordering electricity at the previous price (of $XX.XX) was September 2. New orders received after September 2 are subject to a 20% price increase.

Sincerely,

*** ***

Hope this helps,

John
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Dear,

thank you very much!

"are subjected to" instead of "are subject to" ? can it be?

Thanks

Pamela
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You're welcome, Pamela.

Pamela81"are subjected to" instead of "are subject to" ? can it be?
No, that would be incorrect.

John
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