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| A parcel has been sent to me a few weeks ago and I haven't received it yet. I am writing an email to the sender saying 'would you be able to send a proof of postage OF the parcel?) Do I say of /to/for? Many thanks Anna |
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| Dear Anna, I`m Mick...so a good idea might be to include the following sentence: I would be grateful if you could send me the proof of postage for the parcel that was sent, so that I can instigate a search with my postal authorities. Mick |
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