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John Chen Posted 13 years ago
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Further to your stay with me

Further to your stay with me, I've put together a small intro for you to help get you oriented with my place.

Can this be said?
  

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John Chen Can this be said? It sounds rather stuffy, at the least. — Since you'll be staying with me, here's some information about my place.

— Mister Micawber

  • John Chen Can this be said?
  • It sounds rather stuffy, at the least.
  • — Since you'll be staying with me, here's some information about my place.
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John ChenCan this be said?
It sounds rather stuffy, at the least. Is this what you mean?—

Since you'll be staying with me, here's some information about my place.
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Mister Micawber John ChenCan this be said?It sounds rather stuffy, at the least. Is this what you mean?—Since you'll be staying with me, here's some information about my place.
Yes, that's exactly what I mean, but the sentence in question was written by someone lelse, and I'd like to know if it's useable? Particularly the the beginning sentence: Further t
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John ChenFurther to your stay to your stay with me.
No.
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Mister Micawber John ChenFurther to your stay to your stay with me.No.
Sorry, typo!

Further to your stay to your stay with me. - incorrect as well?


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John ChenFurther to your stay to your stay with me. - incorrect as well?
Incorrect indeed!
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Mister Micawber John ChenFurther to your stay to your stay with me. - incorrect as well?Incorrect indeed!
I'm very sorry, but my carelessness has gotten the best of me...

Further to your stay with me. - incorrect as well?
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John ChenFurther to your stay with me. - incorrect as well?
What is it supposed to mean in your sentence?
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Mister Micawber John ChenFurther to your stay with me. - incorrect as well?What is it supposed to mean in your sentence?
It sounds rather stuffy, at the least. Is this what you mean?—

Since you'll be staying with me, here's some information about my place.



This is exactly what it's supposed to mean. But I keep copying and pa
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John ChenI'm asking about:Further to your stay with me. - Is this incorrect too?
Oh, the grammar is fine; it's just one of those verbose business phrases that are really quite useless.
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Oh, the grammar is fine; it's just one of those verbose business phrases that are really quite useless.

Oh, the grammar is fine, it's just one of those verbose business phrases that are really quite useless.

Oh, the grammar is fine. It's just one of those verbose business phrases that are really quite useless.

Can you please tell me if it's okay to separate your senten
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