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Muna tigeress Posted 11 years ago
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is it gramatically correct
I can't come to the office today due to some personal reason
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I can't come to the office today due to personal reasons. However, that is not an acceptable excuse in western culture; you must offer at least a vague explanation: I can't come to the office today because a family member has fallen ill / because my driver's license has expired / etc.
- I can't come to the office today due to personal reasons.
- However, that is not an acceptable excuse in western culture; you must offer at least a vague explanation: I can't come to the office today because a family member has fallen ill / because my driver's license has expired / etc.
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I can't come to the office today due to personal reasons.
However, that is not an acceptable excuse in western culture; you must offer at least a vague explanation:
I can't come to the office today because a family member has fallen ill / because my driver's license has expired / etc.
However, that is not an acceptable excuse in western culture; you must offer at least a vague explanation:
I can't come to the office today because a family member has fallen ill / because my driver's license has expired / etc.
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