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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

For a stay in the future

A guest had to cancel his trip and asked for a refund.
Is this correctly worded and naturally worded?

The payment for your stay has gone through. We unfortunately cannot reimburse you but you could use the credit for a stay in the future.

Thanks
  

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Anonymous The payment for your stay has gone through. We unfortunately Unfortunately, we cannot reimburse you but you could can use the credit for a stay in the future. Your version was OK, but I showed you (above) how I would have written it.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous The payment for your stay has gone through.
  • We unfortunately Unfortunately, we cannot reimburse you but you could can use the credit for a stay in the future.
  • Your version was OK, but I showed you (above) how I would have written it.
  • CJ
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AnonymousThe payment for your stay has gone through. We unfortunately Unfortunately, we cannot reimburse you but you could can use the credit for a stay in the future.
Your version was OK, but I showed you (above) how I would have written it.

CJ
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