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Zhossain Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Reluctance
Hello,
Can anyone please tell me if the below sentence grammatically correct?
" Let me enlighten you about our reluctancy to skip the order"
Or should it be expressed like this- " Let me enlighten you(on the context) why we are so reluctant to skip the order"
Thanks
Can anyone please tell me if the below sentence grammatically correct?
" Let me enlighten you about our reluctancy to skip the order"
Or should it be expressed like this- " Let me enlighten you(on the context) why we are so reluctant to skip the order"
Thanks
Top answer
) the order . ) the order . " 1.
- ) the order .
- ) the order .
- " 1.
- Let me enlighten you is insulting.
- You are saying that the other person is ignorant or stupid.
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" Let me tell you about our reluctance to ship (?) the order."
" Let me tell you why we are reluctant to ship (?) the order."
1. Let me enlighten you is insulting. You are saying that the other person is ignorant or stupid.
2. Reluctancy is almost never used.
" Let me tell you why we are reluctant to ship (?) the order."
1. Let me enlighten you is insulting. You are saying that the other person is ignorant or stupid.
2. Reluctancy is almost never used.
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