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Pousu Posted 17 years ago
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'I am sorry to cause you such inconvenience' <- Does this make sense?
lets say that I failed to make a complete submission of resume or whatever at once. My potential employee therefore wrote me a letter saying you missed blah and blah in your portfolio or resume. I wanna write back a letter starting with a formal apology.
Can I start as the following
"I am sorry to make such inconvenience to you(or cause you such inconveniences)... " or can you suggest me of a better one? Thank You!
Can I start as the following
"I am sorry to make such inconvenience to you(or cause you such inconveniences)... " or can you suggest me of a better one? Thank You!
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Hi. I think cbsteh's sentence is good/OK if the occurance of the inconvenience is very recent. Don't you think so, Jim?
cbsteh wrote:
Better if:
"I am sorry to cause you inconvenience."
cbsteh wrote:
Better if:
"I am sorry to cause you inconvenience."
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