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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing

I need the meaning of this sentence

"You will have it first thing in the morning, the rest will be early from now on."
  

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This seems to describe a series of items which are delivered to you or made available to you on a daily basis. The implication is that you have complained about late deliveries - one in particular, which is currently overdue. This particular one will be made available to you at the beginning of business, tomorrow.

— Avangi

  • This seems to describe a series of items which are delivered to you or made available to you on a daily basis.
  • The implication is that you have complained about late deliveries - one in particular, which is currently overdue.
  • This particular one will be made available to you at the beginning of business, tomorrow.
  • All subsequent deliveries will be made on time, early in the business day.
  • You're welcome.
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This seems to describe a series of items which are delivered to you or made available to you on a daily basis.
The implication is that you have complained about late deliveries - one in particular, which is currently overdue.

This particular one will be made available to you at the beginning of business, tomorrow.
All subsequent deliveries will be made on time, early in the
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