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1Likes- 09-Nov-2011, 12:36 #1
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is this sentence right? Hi everybody,
what about the following sentence:
If you agree, kindly ask you the following documents:
Is it correct?
According to me, we should express it like that(we should add ''we'' and ''for'') :
If you agree, we kindly ask you for the following documents:
Thank you
- 09-Nov-2011, 12:58 #2
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Teacher Re: is this sentence right? You're on the right track, Loufa.
What about:
If you are in agreement, would you please furnish the following documents?
1. a copy of the ...
2. the original ...
or
If you agree, please forward the following documents: 1. a copy of the ...
2. the original ... and 3. the receipt for...
John
- 09-Nov-2011, 15:23 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: is this sentence right? Thank you john,
your answer is helpful. In fact, at work, I'm used to use such request ''kindly ask you'' and you give more choices
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