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Cachmere1987 Posted 10 years ago
Letter Writing

formal email

I am trying to send a formal answer to an email however I am not sure about my vocabulary and grammar. I would appreciate if you could help. Thank you in advance I am trying to tell them that ok if you cannot help us now we cannot wait because we have no time

Greetings all,
Thank you very much for your e-mail,
Regarding our request for information, unfortunately this is a urgent request and we are lacking on time and we have a deadline and we cannot afford another delay. Thank you for your assistance, we will discuss this case according to our internal regulation.
  

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Hello cachmere. It's not clear what the purpose of your email is. Are you saying "You need to send us what we asked for NOW" (in more polite terms)?

— BarbaraPA

  • Hello cachmere.
  • It's not clear what the purpose of your email is.
  • Are you saying "You need to send us what we asked for NOW" (in more polite terms)?
  • Are you saying "If you can't meet our deadline, we can't work with you?
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Hello cachmere.
It's not clear what the purpose of your email is. Are you saying "You need to send us what we asked for NOW" (in more polite terms)? Are you saying "If you can't meet our deadline, we can't work with you?
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I am saying if you are not sending us the information we will work with the information that already we have
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Greetings all,
Thank you very much for your email,
Regarding our request for information, unfortunately this is an urgent request, and we are lacking on pressed for time and as we have a deadline and we cannot afford another delay. Thank you for your assistance; we will discuss this case according to our internal regulation.
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