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| We are glad to inform you that we are happy to take your advice. also, if you see any problems, could you check them? As you know, our project has been delayed. Since the project should be completed by June 30, please hurry up to develope the right program fpr our preject without delay. As you know, I am concerned about the delay in the system development project. I assure you that you will get your luggage by monday thanks a millnion~ |
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| ...it too wordy? We are glad to inform you that we are happy to take your advice. ::Yes, I find it a bit too wordy. Try "We are glad to inform you that we will take your advice." However, why are you glad about informing? ::or try "We write to inform you that we are happy to take your advice (in this matter)" :: or just "We are happy to take your advice (in this matter / regarding...)." ::It depends on exactly where you use it, but saying that you are both 'glad' and 'happy' in the same sentence seems a bit much to me. Jesse |
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| could you check the other questions? Please!!!!!!! |
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| Sorry, I had no time before. Quote:
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