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Shaun Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Starging a conversation, can you help?
Hi,
When you are starting a conversation with your higher authority through chat, is that formal or good way to start it with asking/saying "Hi Rob, hope you are doing very well"
? Is that correct? Or I should use any other sentence to start with?
Thanks a lot!
When you are starting a conversation with your higher authority through chat, is that formal or good way to start it with asking/saying "Hi Rob, hope you are doing very well"
? Is that correct? Or I should use any other sentence to start with?
Thanks a lot!
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When you are starting a conversation with your higher authority through chat, is that formal or good way to start it with asking/saying "Hi Rob, hope you are doing very well" -- You should not address your superior by his first name. 'Hello, Mr Smith. '
- When you are starting a conversation with your higher authority through chat, is that formal or good way to start it with asking/saying "Hi Rob, hope you are doing very well" -- You should not address your superior by his first name.
- 'Hello, Mr Smith.
- '
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When you are starting a conversation with your higher authority through chat, is that formal or good way to start it with asking/saying "Hi Rob, hope you are doing very well" -- You should not address your superior by his first name. 'Hello, Mr Smith. I hope you are well.'
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