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Woodward is the name of an apartment building that is having mechanical problems.
Which is correct to say:
Dear Ben, I have to talk to you about a current situation for/at Woodward.
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anon006 Woodward is the name of an apartment building that is having mechanical problems. Which is correct to say : Dear Ben, I have to talk to you about a current situation for/at Woodward. When you are speaking, you don't address people with "dear".
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anon006Woodward is the name of an apartment building that is having mechanical problems.
Which is correct to say:
Dear Ben, I have to talk to you about a current situation for/at Woodward.
When you are speaking, you don't address people with "dear". That's only for when you write a letter (or email).
"current" will be
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