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Justintimberlake0 Posted 12 years ago
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Is this correct?
I'm writing an email and I want I basically wanna know about my application status and mention the fact that I was supposed to receive a decision yesterday and did not receive it. Is this correct?
" I applied for the spring semester and I would like to know about the status of my application, as I was supposed to receive a final decision yesterday.
Please help!
" I applied for the spring semester and I would like to know about the status of my application, as I was supposed to receive a final decision yesterday.
Please help!
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" I applied for the spring semester and I would like to know the status of my application . I am curious because the final decision date was yesterday.
- " I applied for the spring semester and I would like to know the status of my application .
- I am curious because the final decision date was yesterday.
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" I applied for the spring semester and I would like to know the status of my application. I am curious because the final decision date was yesterday.
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Just a tip -- using "wanna" in written English will cause people to take you less seriously.
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