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Yael Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Two questions:

- 1 -
I'm not sure how to say the following:

- although it might have been hinted/implied differently/otherwise from my previous emeil, I don't think ect.

or

- althogh it might have hinted/implied differently/otherwise from my previous emeil, I don't think ect.

- 2 -
- I am taking the opportunity this program is presenting me to expand my knowledge base...

or

- I am taking the opportunity this program is presenting me with to expand my knowledge base...

Thanks,
Yael
  

Top answer

) or - althogh it might have hinted/implied differently/otherwise from my previous emeil, I don't think ect. I'd say either sentence in number 2 is acceptable, but the first one is better. You could also leave out the word "me" and just say "is presenting" or "presents".

— Yankee

  • ) or - althogh it might have hinted/implied differently/otherwise from my previous emeil, I don't think ect.
  • I'd say either sentence in number 2 is acceptable, but the first one is better.
  • You could also leave out the word "me" and just say "is presenting" or "presents".
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Hi Yael
Yael- Although it might have been hinted/implied differently/otherwise from my previous email, I don't think (etc.)

or

- althogh it might have hinted/implied differently/otherwise from my previous emeil, I don't think ect.
I'd say either sentence in number 2 is acceptable, but the first one i
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Thank you.
(And I'm sorry for the spelling mistakes. Next time I'll be more careful...)
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