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Piplot Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Hello. Good Night. I wrote a formal letter. May you check the grammar?
Thanks in advance.
the next letter below is leaded to the Council of my city
Dear Sir,
I'm writing with regard to the Council's recent construction of a duty-free park in this city's side.
Briefly, the problem is that few days ago I parked my car around a bookshop, near the supermarket called "Metro" and i thought it was legal, when i returned I had recieved a parking fine. The no-parking sign is behind a tree and I didn't see it because is hidden. I regard this as a serious problem because I'm who has to pay the fine.
In order to this matter I'm requesting you locate a sign that we be able to see.
If you need to contact me by telephone,...
Thank you for your prompt attention to this.
Yours faithfully,
Yuri
the next letter below is leaded to the Council of my city
Dear Sir,
I'm writing with regard to the Council's recent construction of a duty-free park in this city's side.
Briefly, the problem is that few days ago I parked my car around a bookshop, near the supermarket called "Metro" and i thought it was legal, when i returned I had recieved a parking fine. The no-parking sign is behind a tree and I didn't see it because is hidden. I regard this as a serious problem because I'm who has to pay the fine.
In order to this matter I'm requesting you locate a sign that we be able to see.
If you need to contact me by telephone,...
Thank you for your prompt attention to this.
Yours faithfully,
Yuri
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Dear Sir, I'm writing with regard to the Council's recent construction of a duty-free park in this city's side. ) a bookshop, near the supermarket called "Metro" and i thought it was legal, but when i returned I had recieved a parking fine. The no-parking sign is behind a tree and I didn't see it because it is hidden.
- Dear Sir, I'm writing with regard to the Council's recent construction of a duty-free park in this city's side.
- ) a bookshop, near the supermarket called "Metro" and i thought it was legal, but when i returned I had recieved a parking fine.
- The no-parking sign is behind a tree and I didn't see it because it is hidden.
- I regard this as a serious problem because I'm the one who has to pay the fine.
- In order to remedy this matter I'm requesting you locate the sign where that we will be able to see it .
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Dear Sir,
I'm writing with regard to the Council's recent construction of a duty-free park in this city's side. (No, you are not writing about this, but about a particular no parking sign.)
Briefly, the problem is that few days ago I parked my car around (in front of?) a bookshop, near the supermarket called "Metro" and i thought it
I'm writing with regard to the Council's recent construction of a duty-free park in this city's side. (No, you are not writing about this, but about a particular no parking sign.)
Briefly, the problem is that few days ago I parked my car around (in front of?) a bookshop, near the supermarket called "Metro" and i thought it
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Excuse me, what is the matter with 'recieved'? I know 'i' is in mayus.
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PiplotExcuse me, what is the matter with 'recieved'?Check the spelling.
Piplot I know 'i' is in mayus.What do you mean?
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Thanks. Now, I know that It's 'receive', in this case received.
For one thing, when I said 'i', It's the other high-lighted word, and I have to be written in majuscule.
For one thing, when I said 'i', It's the other high-lighted word, and I have to be written in majuscule.
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