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#1 04-Feb-2013, 08:34
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Hello,
Is the phrase " written record" correct here ,please?
"Please, send me an email because I want to have a written record confirming what we said".
Thanks a lot
Will
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#2 04-Feb-2013, 10:14Re: written record
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#3 04-Feb-2013, 10:28Re: written record
You don't have to say "confirming" either.
Please send me an email so I have a written record of what we said.
Depending on the context, it might be more appropriate to end with "... a written record of what we agreed" or "... a written record of what you are offering" or similar.Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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