Is it grammatically correct?
My ID card has been damaged through general wear and tear. Therefore, I request that you issue a new ID card at the earliest, I have recently changed my name back to my maiden name. so I am requesing you to issue the new ID card with change of name reflecting.
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It is perfectly understandable, but there are problems, among them a comma splice and an unexpected period. I would change it thus: My ID card has been damaged through general wear and tear. I request that you issue me a new ID card at your earliest convenience.
- It is perfectly understandable, but there are problems, among them a comma splice and an unexpected period.
- I would change it thus: My ID card has been damaged through general wear and tear.
- I request that you issue me a new ID card at your earliest convenience.
- I have recently changed my name back to my maiden name, so please issue the new ID card in that name, _________.
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It is perfectly understandable, but there are problems, among them a comma splice and an unexpected period. I would change it thus:
My ID card has been damaged through general wear and tear. I request that you issue me a new ID card at your earliest convenience. I have recently changed my name back to my maiden name, so please issue the new ID card
0anonymousMy ID card has been damaged through general wear and tear. Therefore, I request that you issue a new ID card at the earliest, I have recently changed my name back to my maiden name. so I am requesing you to issue the new ID card
with change of name reflecting.[reflecting this change of name]
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