Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
A letter--Grammar
Can someone please correct the errors and suggest improvements?
Thank you
Dear John:
Whom would I contact about the condition of Pitch #2?
I'm aware of three players who were injured playing on field #2, one of whom, me, is now in crutches after tripping over the uneven surface, and another (of whom) was taken to hospital.
With our subs being so high and the bond being virtually irretrievable due to the excessive number of fines that can be imposed, I would at least expect a decent home ground to play on, being in the Division one league, not to mention a training ground that has proper lighting in place.
I hate to bicker, but I just think someone needs to be informed about this lest we lose more players to other clubs in 2011.
Yours sincerely,
Anon
(I'm not sure if I need a comma after #2. I think it needs to be there to show it modifies some earlier noun...)
Thank you
Dear John:
Whom would I contact about the condition of Pitch #2?
I'm aware of three players who were injured playing on field #2, one of whom, me, is now in crutches after tripping over the uneven surface, and another (of whom) was taken to hospital.
With our subs being so high and the bond being virtually irretrievable due to the excessive number of fines that can be imposed, I would at least expect a decent home ground to play on, being in the Division one league, not to mention a training ground that has proper lighting in place.
I hate to bicker, but I just think someone needs to be informed about this lest we lose more players to other clubs in 2011.
Yours sincerely,
Anon
(I'm not sure if I need a comma after #2. I think it needs to be there to show it modifies some earlier noun...)
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Dear John , Who should I contact about the condition of Pitch #2? At least three players have been injured playing on field #2 , including me. I am now on crutches after tripping over the uneven surface, and another player was taken to hospital.
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Dear John,
Who should I contact about the condition of Pitch #2?
At least three players have been injured playing on field #2, including me. I am now on crutches after tripping over the uneven surface, and another player was taken to hospital.
With our subs so high and the bond virtually irretrievable because of t
Who should I contact about the condition of Pitch #2?
At least three players have been injured playing on field #2, including me. I am now on crutches after tripping over the uneven surface, and another player was taken to hospital.
With our subs so high and the bond virtually irretrievable because of t
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Thanks!
I really have trouble writing. You make it look so easy! All your sentences are so easy to understand and simple. Hopefully, I will get there one day.
In line 2: Why did you use 'who' instead of 'whom'?
In line 5: Why did you use 'because of' rather than 'due to'?
In third to last line: Why did you remove 'just'?
Any comments about my writing
I really have trouble writing. You make it look so easy! All your sentences are so easy to understand and simple. Hopefully, I will get there one day.
In line 2: Why did you use 'who' instead of 'whom'?
In line 5: Why did you use 'because of' rather than 'due to'?
In third to last line: Why did you remove 'just'?
Any comments about my writing
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In line 2: Why did you use 'who' instead of 'whom'?-- Your greeting is to 'John', making it an informal letter. 'Whom' is nowadays overly formal (though grammatically correct in formal writing) in this situation, and makes you sound a bit pompous.
In line 5: Why did you use 'because of' rather than 'due to'?-- Strictly, 'due to' is an adjective (this is a pecadillo of mine; yo
In line 5: Why did you use 'because of' rather than 'due to'?-- Strictly, 'due to' is an adjective (this is a pecadillo of mine; yo
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