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Liton Das Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Presence
Your presence is highly desirable is that what we say in a formal letter, addressing someones presence? I think in my sentence "addressing" sounds wrong ??.
What else could I use instead of this while addressing/pointing someones presence.
What else could I use instead of this while addressing/pointing someones presence.
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You don't address or appoint someone's presence. Just say eg Your presence is requested at the wedding of my son . .
- You don't address or appoint someone's presence.
- Just say eg Your presence is requested at the wedding of my son .
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- Unless you are writing to eg a King, a wedding is about the only time you'd say something like this.
- Clive
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You don't address or appoint someone's presence.
Just say
eg Your presence is requested at the wedding of my son . . .
Unless you are writing to eg a King, a wedding is about the only time you'd say something like this.
Clive
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