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AABB1 Posted 16 years ago
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Hi Friends,

Can I use "I'll keep you posted" in a sentence like this?

Landlord: Before I rent the house to you, I need to talk to one of your roommates

Tenant: Absolutely! He is busy with something now. I am going to call him and let him know that you would be calling him in 30 minutes.

Landlord: Thanks! Bye.

Tenant: Bye. I'll keep you posted.
  

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Hi Again A small modification to the conversation I have posted above: Landlord: Before I rent the house to you, I need to talk to one of your roommates Tenant: Absolutely! He is busy with something now and might not answer your call. Before I give his number to you, I am going to call him and let him know that you would be calling him in 30 minutes.

— AABB1

  • Hi Again A small modification to the conversation I have posted above: Landlord: Before I rent the house to you, I need to talk to one of your roommates Tenant: Absolutely!
  • He is busy with something now and might not answer your call.
  • Before I give his number to you, I am going to call him and let him know that you would be calling him in 30 minutes.
  • Landlord: Thanks!
  • Bye.
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Hi Again

A small modification to the conversation I have posted above:


Landlord: Before I rent the house to you, I need to talk to one of your roommates

Tenant: Absolutely! He is busy with something now and might not answer your call. Before I give his number to you, I am going to call him and let him know that you would be calling him in 30 minutes.

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