Guest Posted 23 years ago
Letter Writing
Writing a letter - 'you, yourself, like you'
should it be:
"waiting for sponsors such as yourself."
or
"waiting for sponsors such as you."
or
"waiting for sponsors like you. "
Thanks.
"waiting for sponsors such as yourself."
or
"waiting for sponsors such as you."
or
"waiting for sponsors like you. "
Thanks.
Top answer
Not enough context we need more to help you. " The second phrase is not advised. " But there's not enough to really tell..
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Not enough context we need more to help you.
In MY opinion
The first might tend to mean: "Waiting for sponsors, like I waited for you."
The second phrase is not advised.
The third one tends to mean: "Waiting for sponsors just like you."
But there's not enough to really tell.. More more!
In MY opinion
The first might tend to mean: "Waiting for sponsors, like I waited for you."
The second phrase is not advised.
The third one tends to mean: "Waiting for sponsors just like you."
But there's not enough to really tell.. More more!
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OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
TO,
The deputy director .
Subject; provision of funds
REFER YOUR LETT
TO,
The deputy director .
Subject; provision of funds
REFER YOUR LETT
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