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Natalia09 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

in order for you ...

Hello,

I would like to know if I can use this expression in an official letter. E.g:

In order for you to represent our company we have prepared a short presentation.

May be there are better options, it would be nice to hear them.

Thank you
  

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Natalia09 Hello, I would like to know if I can use this expression in an official letter. g: In order for you to represent our company we have prepared a short presentation. The underlined part doesn't fit with the rest of the sentence.

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  • Natalia09 Hello, I would like to know if I can use this expression in an official letter.
  • g: In order for you to represent our company we have prepared a short presentation.
  • The underlined part doesn't fit with the rest of the sentence.
  • Ma yb e there are better options ; it would be nice to hear them.
  • That depends on exactly what you want to say.
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Natalia09Hello,
I would like to know if I can use this expression in an official letter. E.g:
In order for you to represent our company we have prepared a short presentation.
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Thank you for your reply. If find your example good. But I do not understand why the underlined part does not fit with the rest of the sentence. Would it fit if I say:

In order for you to better represent our company ...?
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Natalia09Thank you for your reply. If find your example good. But I do not understand why the underlined part does not fit with the rest of the sentence.

Would it fit if I say ' In order for you to better represent our company ...'? That is better than your original sentence and it's not wrong. But I still don't really like "In order for you...'
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Ok, I also had the feeling that it might not sound officially, that's why I have asked.

Thank you.
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