Please help me with the sentence?
I have completed online courses and i will need to notify my manager,
"Dear Mr.X,
This is to inform you that all of the mandatory online courses have been completed from my side , I will share the certificates with the HR departments"
Is this grammatically correct , as i have completed the courses i obtained training certificates and my manager advised me to notify him once they are completed and to share the certificates with the HR departments afterwards.
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I would replace the comma with a period, because these clauses are not really connected. So: This is to inform you that all of the mandatory online courses have been completed from my side. I will share the certificates with the HR departments" But the part "courses have been completed from my side" is written in the passive voice, which sounds unnatural here.
- I would replace the comma with a period, because these clauses are not really connected.
- So: This is to inform you that all of the mandatory online courses have been completed from my side.
- I will share the certificates with the HR departments" But the part "courses have been completed from my side" is written in the passive voice, which sounds unnatural here.
- English speakers tend to prefer the active voice ("have completed the courses").
- " —George Orwell, "Politics and the English Language," Something like this: This is to inform you that I have been completed all of the mandatory online courses.
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I would replace the comma with a period, because these clauses are not really connected. So:
This is to inform you that all of the mandatory online courses have been completed from my side. I will share the certificates with the HR departments"
But the part "courses have been completed from my side" is written in the passive voice, which sounds unnatural
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