Pleasure to or of

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nouamaneer

nouamaneer

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Is it I have the pleasure to write to you or I have the pleasure of writing to you.

Thanks,
 
I agree with bhai, but in a different context you can say

'It will be a pleasure to write to you'.

Rover
 
Thank you both.
 
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