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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Using the word "Pleasure" in formal writing
Hi All, need some help in here please.
I am preparing a corporate gifts for VIP. and normally we would print the word "With Compliments" and our company logo (which is the name of our company) but since we want the VIP to feel like a real VIP befor even opening the gift. we decided to change the wordings to "With Great Pleasure".. i just want to know is this correct to say so?
I am preparing a corporate gifts for VIP. and normally we would print the word "With Compliments" and our company logo (which is the name of our company) but since we want the VIP to feel like a real VIP befor even opening the gift. we decided to change the wordings to "With Great Pleasure".. i just want to know is this correct to say so?
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Yes, that is fine, or you could say 'With our most sincere compliments'.
- Yes, that is fine, or you could say 'With our most sincere compliments'.
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Yes, that is fine, or you could say 'With our most sincere compliments'.
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