Dear Mr. Davies and Mr. Connolly, We refer to the recent joint site meeting with Mr.
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tamguatlayHi teechr we wish you could conduct a feasibility study Is 'wish' the correct verb? Or should it be 'hope'? Thanks.You're right, tamguatlay; well spotted! "Hope" is much better than "wish" in that sentence.
tamguatlaywe wish you could conduct a feasibility study Is 'wish' the correct verb? Or should it be 'hope'?Then you have to change the dependent verb form; 'could' is not possible for present:
Mister MicawberThen you have to change the dependent verb form; 'could' is not possible for present:We hope you can conduct a feasibility study.I agree.