Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Please correct the following sentences
As we discussed, please find below the details of product which I am looking for chemical treatment in one of our project in XY
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Anonymous As we discussed, please find below the details of product which I am looking for chemical treatment in one of our project in XY I would say As we discussed, kindly pls find the specifications of the product we are searching for one of our chemical treatment projects in XY Njoy ur day,
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AnonymousAs we discussed, please find below the details of product which I am looking for chemical treatment in one of our project in XY
I would say
As we discussed, kindly pls find the specifications of the product we are searching for one of our chemical treatment projects in XY
Njoy ur day,
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Um...<<<As we discussed, kindly pls find the specifications of the product we are searching for one of our chemical treatment projects in XY>>>
It's a very confusing sentence. Who is sending the info and who is searching for it?
Is it possible that it meant this: As we discussed, please find below the product specification which I have attached concerning o
It's a very confusing sentence. Who is sending the info and who is searching for it?
Is it possible that it meant this: As we discussed, please find below the product specification which I have attached concerning o
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Planet HopperAs we discussed, kindly pls find the specifications of the product we are searching for one of our chemical treatment projects in XY'kindly' cannot be used with 'please'.
Njoy ur day,
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That is absolutely false!
If you have your carpet just shampooed and your friend came to your house with tennis shoees on a rainy day, you would ask him “ please kindly remove your shoes …”
In fact, it’s appropriate to say that to show politeness.
If you have your carpet just shampooed and your friend came to your house with tennis shoees on a rainy day, you would ask him “ please kindly remove your shoes …”
In fact, it’s appropriate to say that to show politeness.
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Hi,
A couple of small comments.
'Please kindly . . ' doesn't sound natural to me.
the product we are searching for, for one of our chemical treatment projects in XY
Or y
A couple of small comments.
'Please kindly . . ' doesn't sound natural to me.
the product we are searching for, for one of our chemical treatment projects in XY
Or y
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Please note Clive's comment.
Passengers are kindly requested to move to the front of the lift.
Kindly move to the front of the lift.
Please move to the front of the lif
ClivePassengers are politely requested to move to the front of the lift.
'Please kindly . . ' doesn't sound natural to me.
Passengers are kindly requested to move to the front of the lift.
Kindly move to the front of the lift.
Please move to the front of the lif
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Right, I understand kindly please does not show up on grammar books, it sounds quaint, too much politeness.
However, it is a very common combination in international business exchanges. To me it's not that important whether it is considered right / wrong, people do use it.
"would you kindly" is used frequently in Missouri
However, it is a very common combination in international business exchanges. To me it's not that important whether it is considered right / wrong, people do use it.
"would you kindly" is used frequently in Missouri
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I am very puzzled as to why “please kindly” is considered unnatural!!
I thought all along it’s something nice to say. Unless this is an localized expression, but
I doubted. Results 1 - 10 of about 2,530,000 for "please
I thought all along it’s something nice to say. Unless this is an localized expression, but
I doubted. Results 1 - 10 of about 2,530,000 for "please
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Hi,
I glanced at some of those 2.5 million hits (not all of them!),
I got the impression that a great many of them are from non-native speakers.
Clive
I glanced at some of those 2.5 million hits (not all of them!),
I got the impression that a great many of them are from non-native speakers.
Clive