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Latest post Wed, Aug 30 2006 6:49 PM by Englishuser. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  261035 Wed, 30 Aug 06 05:01 PM

Hie
My name is Isabelle, I leave in france and I'm looking for a job. I'm going to have an english test to aswer by mail about beauty product to costumer.If someone can tell me the tipycal sentence to use in a @mail it will be help me.
Best regards, Isabelle
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Englishuser  +  261073 Wed, 30 Aug 06 06:49 PM

Hi Isabelle,

Welcome to the forums. What kind of a sentence would you like us to help you with? What do you want to say?
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