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Anonymous  #503689  Tue, 22 Apr 08 05:56 AM

I was trying to write a formal english letter at my workplace.

And I was writing, pls send the document to our end at an early date.

Could someone help me if I used the right sentence? Or should I say, Expecting an early from your end.

And another question I would like to ask is, when it comes to a deadline of a shipment,

Can I say, Due to the departure is around the corner, pls send B/L at your earliest convenience?

I am not sure if I used the idiom, around the corner correctly.

 Much appreciated.

 Any suggestion is welcomed.

  
Mister Micawber  #503726  Tue, 22 Apr 08 07:23 AM
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1-- Please send the document to us as soon as possible.
2-- Because the departure is soon, please send the B/L at your earliest convenience.

Don't use casual idioms in business correspondence.
  
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