E-mail to my boss?
Could you please help me with the following message? I need to schedule a dinner with my boss and a friend of mine, and I would like to ask him if it's convenient for him at 8 pm and if he has some food preference for what to eat or where to eat. As it is a holiday now, I want to apologies for bothering him and to wish him a great holiday.
"I am sorry for bothering you during the holiday, and I hope you are having a great time. I just wanted to confirm if 8pm on Tuesday is convenient for you for the dinner with X. Do you have any food preferences or should I decide where we can have dinner?"
Could you kindly advise me how I can write in a different way this message and formal as well , I want to wish him to have a great day as it will be the last day of the holiday and to ask him about the dinner?
Thank you very much
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"I am sorry for bothering you during the holiday, and I hope you are having a great time. I just wanted to confirm our dinner engagement with Mr. X.
- "I am sorry for bothering you during the holiday, and I hope you are having a great time.
- I just wanted to confirm our dinner engagement with Mr.
- X.
- tentatively set for 8 pm next Tuesday.
- Is that a convenient time for you?
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"I am sorry for bothering you during the holiday, and I hope you are having a great time. I just wanted to confirm our dinner engagement with Mr. X. tentatively set for 8 pm next Tuesday. Is that a convenient time for you? Do you prefer any particular cuisine or restaurant, or should I pick something?
Please let me know so I can make the reservations.
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