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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Proper usage of grammar.
We are having a debate in the office on how to say the following sentence correctly. Would you please provide us with the correct way?
"The office will be closed for business tomorrow."
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"The office will be closed from business tomorrow."
Looking forward to receiving a response soon.
Thank you,
Cecy
"The office will be closed for business tomorrow."
or
"The office will be closed from business tomorrow."
Looking forward to receiving a response soon.
Thank you,
Cecy
Top answer
Hi, #1 is the standard expression. You might also like to consider 'The office will be closed to customers tomorrow'. Clive
- Hi, #1 is the standard expression.
- You might also like to consider 'The office will be closed to customers tomorrow'.
- Clive
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Hi,
#1 is the standard expression.
You might also like to consider 'The office will be closed to customers tomorrow'.
Clive
#1 is the standard expression.
You might also like to consider 'The office will be closed to customers tomorrow'.
Clive
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