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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Is it right to say "I am seeking your goodwill to allow me to have a recommendation letter " instead of "I request to give me a recommendation letter"
  

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Hi, Is it right to say " I am seeking your goodwill to allow me to have a recommendation letter " instead of "I request to give me a recommendation letter" Neither is natural English. I suggest this. I would be very grateful for a recommendation letter.

— Clive

  • Hi, Is it right to say " I am seeking your goodwill to allow me to have a recommendation letter " instead of "I request to give me a recommendation letter" Neither is natural English.
  • I suggest this.
  • I would be very grateful for a recommendation letter.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Is it right to say "I am seeking your goodwill to allow me to have a recommendation letter " instead of "I request to give me a recommendation letter"

Neither is natural English. I suggest this.

I would be very grateful for a recommendation letter.

Clive
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