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Hamadresh Posted 11 years ago
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I discussed in brief

I discussed in brief when you in Vienna about the interview , who I intend to
broadcast to one of the British channel in especial programme and I have
started to go forward to the next step and contact the cannel
  

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There are several mistakes in your writing. It is not clear to me what your question is. Could you be more specific?

  • There are several mistakes in your writing.
  • It is not clear to me what your question is.
  • Could you be more specific?
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There are several mistakes in your writing. It is not clear to me what your question is. Could you be more specific?
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We briefly discussed the interview when we met in Vienna. I intend to submit this interview to one of the British radio (TV) stations for broadcast in a special program. I am going to contact them next.
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Is this close to what you are saying?
When you were in Vienna, I briefly discussed with you the interview, which I intend to broadcast on a special programme on a British channel; and I am ready to proceed to the next step, which is to contact that channel.
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Thank you yes it is perfect, this is what I meant
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I am extremely happy and honnerd to interview you about your work and experience

When you were in Vienna, I briefly discussed with you the interview, which I intend to broadcast on a special program on a British channel; and I am ready to proceed to the next step, which is to contact that channel.
There are more than 45 British television channels, but the one on which I
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any good, any mistake
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I am extremely happy and honnerd to interview you about your work and experience

When you were in Vienna, I briefly discussed with you the interview with you, which I intend to broadcast (Will you broadcast it, or will the station broadcast the interview?) on a special program on a British channel; and I

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