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Allthewayanime Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct?

I would like to know if the following sentence is correct:

With regard to your visiting(should it be visit or visiting) I would like to inform you about my plans.
  

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Hi, We do not often start a sentence with the idiom with regard to . The following may sound better: With reference to your visit (of * mm/dd/yyyy ), I would like to inform you about my plans. *Substitute mm/dd/yyyy for the actual date, and remove the parenthesis.

— Regards

  • Hi, We do not often start a sentence with the idiom with regard to .
  • The following may sound better: With reference to your visit (of * mm/dd/yyyy ), I would like to inform you about my plans.
  • *Substitute mm/dd/yyyy for the actual date, and remove the parenthesis.
  • Regards
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Hi,

We do not often start a sentence with the idiom with regard to.

The following may sound better:

With reference to your visit (of *mm/dd/yyyy), I would like to inform you about my plans.

*Substitute mm/dd/yyyy for the actual date, and remove the parenthesis.

Regards
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My doubt is if I can say 'your visiting' instead of 'your visit' like 'my leaving'.
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allthewayanimeMy doubt is if I can say 'your visiting' instead of 'your visit' like 'my leaving'.
Hi,

As I already said, say visit.

Regards
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