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Thuy An Pham Posted 14 years ago
Letter Writing
How to say I'm working to replace someone in an introduction letter?
I come to a new company and want to write an email to my foreign colleagues to inform them that I'm now working to replace Miss..., how should I say it? Can I say: I'm working in place of..., is that correct?
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Start by writing as if you were speaking directly to one of your foreign colleagues. Explain the situation in a logical and structured manner. Perhaps making an outline of your thoughts before you begin to write will help.
- Start by writing as if you were speaking directly to one of your foreign colleagues.
- Explain the situation in a logical and structured manner.
- Perhaps making an outline of your thoughts before you begin to write will help.
- Then, post your effort here and we will review it for you.
- Generally, one would say something like: I have been designated to assume the responsibilities of Mrs.
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- Start by writing as if you were speaking directly to one of your foreign colleagues. Explain the situation in a logical and structured manner. Perhaps making an outline of your thoughts before you begin to write will help. Then, post your effort here and we will review it for you.
- Generally, one would say something like: I have been designated to assume the responsibilities of Mrs
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