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Can someone help?
I recently wrote the following:
I'm sorry to learn that you didn't get your package on time
However, I got feedback stating instead of of using that I could use either I'm sorry to hear or read.
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Is it accurate to write the following sentences?
Dear English Grammar experts,
I have two questions, hope you can help. Here are my two sentences:
(1) For additional information, please click the following link:
(The link will be here)
Or
For additional information, please click on the following link:
(The link will be here)
Are the previous ones both correct or which is accurate?
(2) In order to better assist you, please write back the following information:
(The required information will be here)
Or
In order to better assist you, please write back with the following information:
(The info will be here)
Are the previous also correct or which one is accurate?
I’ll be grateful to you guys if you can share any information regarding these 2 sentences. Thanks in advance!
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¿Que?
¿Qué?
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No topic for today.
I’m just bored, how hard is To Learn French? Any one to chat with? 😃
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Who wants to chat?
English or Spanish
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Transition Words
Would you guys help get more transition words? Tu use n emails . I don't that many words to use.
Beginning
Body
Conclusions
Etc.
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Good night!
Mama, just killed a man...
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....................................
Hola!
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Capitalization after colon (:)
I read an article about the capitalization after the colon. It said the following: If the following phrase is a complete (independent) clause, you may choose to capitalize it or not. Does it mean It's up to me either I capitalize it or not? (In American English) Would you explain it, please?
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Pull up/pull out
Which one should I use on the following sentence?
Pull up/pull out somebody's file.
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