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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Is it grammatically worded?

As discussed, I have attached Mr. Watson's resume. Kindly take effort and help him to get that position.
  

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take effort is incorrect. The common wording is 'make an effort'. But in your context.

— Clive

  • take effort is incorrect.
  • The common wording is 'make an effort'.
  • But in your context.
  • it's a bit rude.
  • We usually tell someone to make an effort if they are not trying very hard.
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take effort is incorrect. The common wording is 'make an effort'.

But in your context. it's a bit rude. We usually tell someone to make an effort if they are not trying very hard.

I'd say eg I have attached Mr. Watson's resume. Please help him to get this position.

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