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Sally2008  +  335983 Mon, 05 Mar 07 05:20 PM

I want to write an informal email with lots of expressions, is my sentence below correct?

Hey Sara,

Was nice to hear from you (or hearing from u?). I have sent u the pic's site but nor sure if u can open it as i think the site has been filtered.

Some friends have manged to unblocked it though.

Let me know if u did it or not.

Take care

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Clive  +  335984 Mon, 05 Mar 07 05:22 PM

Hi,

Hey Sara,

Was nice to hear from you (or hearing from u? either is fine). I have sent u the pic's site but not sure if u can open it as i think the site has been filtered.

Some friends have managed to unblock it though.

Let me know if u can do it or not.

Take care

Best wishes, Clive

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Sally2008, 2 yr 262 days ago
Thank you Clive Smile [:)]
Anonymous, 2 yr 131 days ago

Clive could you correct my sentence please.

if your baby des not like cold apple juice, it should be heated.

Clive  +  392204 Sat, 14 Jul 07 11:13 PM

Hi,

if your baby des not like cold apple juice, it should be heated.

If your baby does not like cold apple juice, it should be heated.

Grammatically, 'it' refers to 'apple juice'. However, if you are worried that it might seem to refer to 'baby' Smile [:)], then you can reword the sentence as

You should reheat cold apple juice if your baby does not like it.

Best wishes, Clive

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