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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Does this sound English?

We are looking forward to your inquiring letters and remarks in terms of specialization to the e-mail addresses as follows.

Thanks for your comments.

  

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Not quite. We are looking forward to your inquiries and remarks regarding specialization . Please direct them to the e-mail addresses below.

— Mister Micawber

  • Not quite.
  • We are looking forward to your inquiries and remarks regarding specialization .
  • Please direct them to the e-mail addresses below.
  • Thanks for your comments.
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Not quite.

We are looking forward to your inquiries and remarks regarding specialization. Please direct them to the e-mail addresses below.

Thanks for your comments.
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I agree. Thank you!
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One more thing: why regarding and not in terms of?
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Different uses. In terms of tends to be used when we are mentioning something in passing.
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Hello Mister Micawber,

What exactly do you mean by saying "sg in passing".
Thanks.
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If you say something in passing, you're only briefly mentioning it, while you are mainly talking about something else:

Ex. "She did refer to her brother's wife, but only in passing."

Hope this helps!


Jack

[<b>edited by:</b> Tanit at 1:46 PM (GMT 0) on Sat, Nov 29 2008]

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"while you are mainly talking about something else" -- the magic info. Thanks, Jack.
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