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Matthew.90 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How to Write Congratulations Letters
Is there any mistake in this sentence?
So you got married, huh? Congratulations! Hope that you and him are happy lifetime.
Happiness!
Best wishes!
So you got married, huh? Congratulations! Hope that you and him are happy lifetime.
Happiness!
Best wishes!
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According to etiquette, one extends best wishes to the bride and congratulations to the groom. I'm not sure if you are asking about what you would write in a note, or what you would say if you spoke to the person. In person, or in writing you might say, "I heard that you and X were married recently.
- According to etiquette, one extends best wishes to the bride and congratulations to the groom.
- I'm not sure if you are asking about what you would write in a note, or what you would say if you spoke to the person.
- In person, or in writing you might say, "I heard that you and X were married recently.
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According to etiquette, one extends best wishes to the bride and congratulations to the groom.
I'm not sure if you are asking about what you would write in a note, or what you would say if you spoke to the person.
In person, or in writing you might say, "I heard that you and X were married recently. I would like to extend my very best wishes to you, and I hope that you both hav
I'm not sure if you are asking about what you would write in a note, or what you would say if you spoke to the person.
In person, or in writing you might say, "I heard that you and X were married recently. I would like to extend my very best wishes to you, and I hope that you both hav
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