Morrru Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
I'm Addressing or I address?
Hello,
I'm writing a speech (not a letter) to my boss and I'm not sure which which form to use:
I address to you with a request for a raise in pay.
or
I'm addressing to you with a request for a raise in pay.
Is it the same as in writing the letters:
I'm writing to you because... / I write to you because...
Waiting for your answers,
Cheers
I'm writing a speech (not a letter) to my boss and I'm not sure which which form to use:
I address to you with a request for a raise in pay.
or
I'm addressing to you with a request for a raise in pay.
Is it the same as in writing the letters:
I'm writing to you because... / I write to you because...
Waiting for your answers,
Cheers
Top answer
I would use the progressive (-ing) tense in both cases.
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