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- 17-Sep-2010, 04:35 #1
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confusion in two sentences. I thank you for giving me some more time.
I thank you for scheduling the interview to 22nd September.
Are these sentences correct?
- 17-Sep-2010, 05:02 #2
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Re: confusion in two sentences. I thank you for giving me some more time. Looks fine to me!
Originally Posted by Gaurav_2010 
I thank you for scheduling the interview for 22nd September. I prefer 'for' here.
I thank you for rescheduling the interview to 22nd September. Or use rescheduling = moving the interview to
- 17-Sep-2010, 05:06 #3
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Re: confusion in two sentences. Thank you so much for helping me :)
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