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Saiko Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Need some ideas for - Parting message suggestion (for colleague)
I always get confused about the greeting messages/notes,
one of my friend/colleague is leaving the current job and moving on.
I have bought a book (on cooking, he loves food), but I am confused what to write on it as a parting message (some one/two liners).
I am also confused about how the message should be structured,
should I be like
or, should it be structured in some other way?
Could anyone help?
one of my friend/colleague is leaving the current job and moving on.
I have bought a book (on cooking, he loves food), but I am confused what to write on it as a parting message (some one/two liners).
I am also confused about how the message should be structured,
should I be like
To XXXX,
Wish you all the best for all your future endeavors (this is just a sample, I want to write a better one!).
From xxxx
or, should it be structured in some other way?
Could anyone help?
Top answer
Hi Saiko, and welcome to the forums. You can use the "to" and "from" but it's not necessary if you're friends with this person. Peter, I wish you all the best in your future endeavors!
- Hi Saiko, and welcome to the forums.
- You can use the "to" and "from" but it's not necessary if you're friends with this person.
- Peter, I wish you all the best in your future endeavors!
- You'll be greatly missed here, but when you make something delicious from this book, I hope you'll think fondly of your friends at [name of company]!
- Barbara
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Hi Saiko, and welcome to the forums.
You can use the "to" and "from" but it's not necessary if you're friends with this person.
Peter,
I wish you all the best in your future endeavors! You'll be greatly missed here, but when you make something delicious from this book, I hope you'll think fondly of your friends at [name of company]!
Barbara
You can use the "to" and "from" but it's not necessary if you're friends with this person.
Peter,
I wish you all the best in your future endeavors! You'll be greatly missed here, but when you make something delicious from this book, I hope you'll think fondly of your friends at [name of company]!
Barbara
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Thanks Grammar Geek for your reply.
It was really helpful and things are much clear now.
I would like to give this book personally, not on behalf of my company,
The guy is a foodie and loves to eat...and the book about 365 dishes, 1 per day.
I have been trying to weave these two things into a nice message, but failed to come up with a decent one.
I not
It was really helpful and things are much clear now.
I would like to give this book personally, not on behalf of my company,
The guy is a foodie and loves to eat...and the book about 365 dishes, 1 per day.
I have been trying to weave these two things into a nice message, but failed to come up with a decent one.
I not
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"Now every day, as you prepare your meal, you will be reminded of your time with us at xxxxxx Co."
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