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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Easter Time

Hi,

could I write this kind of e-mail to a customer in occasion of Easter?


"Dear XXX,


we wish you a pleasant and quiet Easter time to you and all your team.


We will be back to our offices on Tuesday 10 of April and we will be looking forward to hearing from you.


Best regards"


Could it work?


Thanks!
  

Top answer

"Dear ***, W e wish you and all your team a Happy Easter. Our offices will reopen on Tuesday 10th April and we will be looking forward to hearing from you. "

— Rover_KE

  • "Dear ***, W e wish you and all your team a Happy Easter.
  • Our offices will reopen on Tuesday 10th April and we will be looking forward to hearing from you.
  • "
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"Dear ***,

We wish you and all your team a Happy Easter.

Our offices will reopen on Tuesday 10th April and we will be looking forward to hearing from you.

Best regards."
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Rover_KE"Dear ***,We wish you and all your team a Happy Easter.Our offices will reopen on Tuesday 10th April and we will be looking forward to hearing from you.Best regards."
Hi Rover KE,

thank you for the correction. Were the words "quiet" and "pleasant" inappropriate?

Is "we are back to our offices" gramatically wrong? I like the verbn "to
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Pleasant is OK, but happy is better. Not everybody wants a quiet Easter.

'We are back to our offices' is grammatically wrong.

'Easter greetings' would be a good email subject.

Rover
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Rover_KEPleasant is OK, but happy is better. Not everybody wants a quiet Easter.'We are back to our offices' is grammatically wrong.'Easter greetings' would be a good email subject.Rover
Thank you very much BUT, could you please explain WHY my sentence "when we are back to our offices" is grammatically wrong? I do not understand what is wrong with it.
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The grammar is not faulty, but it is a non-native composition. We will be back in our office is OK, but casual.
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Mister MicawberThe grammar is not faulty, but it is a non-native composition. We will be back in our office is OK, but casual.
Thank you very much, that is what I wanted to know!

Would you write this sentence as suggested by Rover or do you have one more option?

Thanks

Pamela
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Rover's is the standard format, Pamela.
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