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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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How to inform manager informally about absence
i want to email my manager to convey that "as discussed earlier, i will not come to work on coming monday" ....can i write "as discussed, i will take off on coming monday" ...is 'take off' correct here ...or it should be take 'off' or something different.
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You need to capitalize where necessary!!! take off is fine. You take a day off.
- You need to capitalize where necessary!!!
- take off is fine.
- You take a day off.
- I wouldn't use both off and on .
- A s discussed, I 'll be taking this coming M onday off.
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You need to capitalize where necessary!!!
take off is fine. You take a day off. I wouldn't use both off and on.
As discussed, I'll be taking this coming Monday off.
CJ
take off is fine. You take a day off. I wouldn't use both off and on.
As discussed, I'll be taking this coming Monday off.
CJ
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