Could you correct this small letter please?

[learning54]

Dear XXX,
Thank you so much for your pront reply. It really was much sooner than expected. Four
teachers have already sent me their CV's.

Enjoy your holidays.

Thanks in advance.

 

[BobSmith]

Dear XXX,
Thank you so much for your promt reply. It [strike]really[/strike] was much sooner than expected. Four
teachers have already sent me their CV's.

Enjoy your holidays.

Thanks in advance.

[AmE - not a teacher]

 

[learning54]

Hi,
Thank you so much for your 'promt' reply.

;-) L54

 

[BobSmith]

Sorry, I swear I typed the "P". It's "prompt".

 

[learning54]

Sorry, I swear I typed the "P". It's "prompt".

Hi,
No worries. Thank you very much for your correction and mail.

Best,
L54

 

[Rover_KE]

You don't need an apostrophe in CVs.

 

[BobSmith]

I've only recently even heard the phrase "CV", and it was from an American who had moved to London. It may be used in the States, but I'd not heard it before.

 

[emsr2d2]

When I was working in Madrid, I was amazed that none of my American colleagues used "CV". I genuinely thought it was the international term. All my American colleagues used "resumé" (but almost none of them put the accent on it in writing).

 

[eFFcia]

Dear XXX,
Thank you so much for your pront reply. It really was much sooner than expected. Four
teachers have already sent me their CV's.

Enjoy your holidays.

Thanks in advance.

For what do you thank in advance?

 

[learning54]

For what do you thank in advance?

Hi,
For the teacher's reply in the Forum.;-)

 

[eFFcia]

Oh, I am probably a little tired this evening... sorry

 

[learning54]

Oh, I am probably a little tired this evening... sorry

Hi,
No worries. We all have this kind of days.:-D


L54