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Orim Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Politely enough

Is it enough politely to write:

"I want to report that I didn't recieve an application form ..."

when I should recieve this application form (they got me know about this in previous email) ?

Thanks
  

Top answer

I haven't yet received the application form. Could you please investigate the delay, or send another one?

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  • I haven't yet received the application form.
  • Could you please investigate the delay, or send another one?
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I haven't yet received the application form. Could you please investigate the delay, or send another one?
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Hi,

What you wrote seems to be polite, but nevertheless I wouldn't use the word report; it feels like you

disapprove of them.

Dear _______,

I would like to inform you that I haven't received the application form yet.

I would be grateful if you could send me this form at your convenience.

Sincerely yours,

__________
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thanks, I had the same feeling about "report"
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