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Nancy1982 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Is this grammatically correct?

Have you had a chance to look at the GA Academy for Economic Development Application? The deadline is August 04, 2006.
  

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Nancy1982 Have you had a chance to look at the GA Academy for Economic Development Application? The deadline is August 04, 2006. Sure.

  • Nancy1982 Have you had a chance to look at the GA Academy for Economic Development Application?
  • The deadline is August 04, 2006.
  • Sure.
  • The question is what for it is used?
  • " well, it only means that something happens now that is related to the mentioned application which was [has been] an interesting subject for some time.
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Nancy1982Have you had a chance to look at the GA Academy for Economic Development Application? The deadline is August 04, 2006.


Sure. The question is what for it is used?

"Have you had a chance..." well, it only means that something happens now that is related to the mentioned application which was [has been] an interesting subject for some
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As a business person, if I got a note saying "Haven't you had a chance to..." I would perceive it as a little rude and presumptuous.

Your original is fine - perhaps change the last sentence to "I just wanted to remind you that the deadline of August 4 is quickly approaching, so if there is anything I can do to facilitate getting the application in by the deadline, please let me know." (Of

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