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Miyabi Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Please help with grammar

Hi, everybody!

Is it correct to say:
“I'm sorry I have mixed up your account with one of my clients in the company, and wrongly deposited $xxx amount in your account. Rest assured that the balance of $xxx will be put in later today. Will notice you once it has been done.”
  

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I don't understand. Do you mean that you put some money into my account, and later you are going to put more money into my account? Please explain more clearly.

— Clive

  • I don't understand.
  • Do you mean that you put some money into my account, and later you are going to put more money into my account?
  • Please explain more clearly.
  • Clive
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I don't understand. Do you mean that you put some money into my account, and later you are going to put more money into my account? Please explain more clearly.

Clive
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Hi Clive

Yes, I am supposed to put into, let say $500 into my friend's account, but I made a mistake, I only put in $300. So, when I found out that I made this mistake, I want to write a message to notice him about that and let him know that I am going to put in the balance of $200 for him. So, how can I say this clearly? Please help!
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It's good to say such things simply.

eg Sorry, I made a mistake. I just put $300 in your account. I'll put in the other $200 later today, and email you to let you know.

Clive
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