How do you ask these questions in British English?
1. If you want someone to hold something for you and you'll be back and pick it.
2. When you would like to know what postage (Royal mail, DHL) will your seller use to deliver your ordered item.
3. When you wanna buy something and there are two days until you get a salary from your boss and you'd like to ask the seller to hold that item for you.
How should I ask them? Listing your answer here is very much appreciated.
Mosja
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mosja 1. If you want someone to hold something for you and you'll be back and pick it. Please put this on one side for me.
- mosja 1.
- If you want someone to hold something for you and you'll be back and pick it.
- Please put this on one side for me.
- I'll pick it up later.
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mosja1. If you want someone to hold something for you and you'll be back and pick it.
Please put this on one side for me. I'll pick it up later.
(Please ask the other questions in separate threads.)
0mosja1. If you want someone to hold something for you and you'll be back and pick it.
You need to add up as the final word.
0mosjapostage (Royal mail, DHL)
Of these, only Royal Mail is a postal service. The second example could be referred to as a courier or delivery company.
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