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Latest post Thu, Jul 23 2009 11:43 AM by Mr Wordy. 1 replies.
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meimei MianDianRen  +  830700 Thu, 23 Jul 09 06:41 AM

Dear all

 

Could you please check the leave message? Should I write like that or write another way?

 

Sue and I are taking leave on Friday. Ann will be taking both of our places and her duty will be assign at 8:30 to 5:00 pm.

John and I will be changing day off for this week, he will come on Saturday instead of me and I will come on Tuesday instead of him.

 

Thank you very much.
meimei MianDianRen
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Best answer by Mr Wordy  +  830956 Thu, 23 Jul 09 11:43 AM

Sue and I are taking leave on Friday. Ann will be covering for both of us from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.


John and I will be swapping days off this week. He will come in on Saturday instead of me and I will come in on Tuesday instead of him.
Mr Wordy
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