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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
what is the difference between the 2 ...?
upon your request
per your request
per your request
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upon your request - the request hasn't been made (but if made, it will be honored) per your request - the request has been made, and whatever is being provided is in response to that request
- upon your request - the request hasn't been made (but if made, it will be honored) per your request - the request has been made, and whatever is being provided is in response to that request
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upon your request - the request hasn't been made (but if made, it will be honored)
per your request - the request has been made, and whatever is being provided is in response to that request
per your request - the request has been made, and whatever is being provided is in response to that request
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I see...
Could you also explain with some example sentences .... Thanks in advance.
Could you also explain with some example sentences .... Thanks in advance.
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Sure -
At a hotel: A roll-away cot is also available upon your request. (That is, if you want it.)
In a cover memo: Per your request, I am sending you the sales figures for the last two years. (That is, because you asked for it.)
Does that help?
At a hotel: A roll-away cot is also available upon your request. (That is, if you want it.)
In a cover memo: Per your request, I am sending you the sales figures for the last two years. (That is, because you asked for it.)
Does that help?
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