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Fold scarf 101 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Notifying you late

1: Apologies for notifying you late of this meeting.

(Context: The meeting invitation was sent late.)

2. Apologies for notifying you late.


Are both grammatically correct?

  

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I'm not sure of the first one, but the second example sounds correct to my ear. I'd also say: My apologies for the delay in notifying you about this meeting. Apologies for being late to inform you about the meeting.

— Moonrise

  • I'm not sure of the first one, but the second example sounds correct to my ear.
  • I'd also say: My apologies for the delay in notifying you about this meeting.
  • Apologies for being late to inform you about the meeting.
  • Please accept my apologies for notifying you late about the meeting.
  • My sincerest apologies for not notifying you earlier.
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I'm not sure of the first one, but the second example sounds correct to my ear. I'd also say:

  • My apologies for the delay in notifying you about this meeting.
  • Apologies for being late to inform you about the meeting.
  • Please accept my apologies for notifying you late about the meeting.
  • My sincerest apologies for not notifying you earl
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fold scarf 1011: Apologies for notifying you late of this meeting.

No. Not good.

e.g.

Apologies for the late notification, but the meeting starts in 10 minutes.

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