How do we describe the following situation that happens quite often in email communication involving three parties? Andrew: Can we meet at 10am tomorrow? Bob: No problem. (Bob has previously check with Cameron that 10am is OK) Cameron: Sorry, I

If he was sick before but is now well: 'I'm sorry to hear that you were sick'. If he is sick now: ' I'm sorry to hear that you are sick. I hope you get well soon.'

Hi, Thank you for your request. I am afraid that your membership number is not on our list so could you please find out the link at web page and fill the online renewal form again and send it to the department concerned? Sorry for inconvenience

Dear All Could you please check the short message? I would like to know more about that how should I write to another way? Thank you for your request. I am afraid that your membership number is not on our list so could you please find out

For some reason, I can't highlight. I can't highlight errors - even changing text colors and underlining didn't work. Sorry.

Hi Tania, I'm sorry to hear about the death of your father. This must be a hard time for you. You would be fine sending it as-is, but I would suggest just putting a period after "card." (I expect you still feel pretty

Fear of his father couldn't keep Kim Jong Il from Sung Hae Rim. He was completely besotted with her. He was a film buff, passionate about the movies, and she was a beautiful and famous star of North Korean cinema. The two had become

the level of details and the comprehensiveness of the report exceeded teacher's expectations i use "level of details' and "comprehensiveness" to help to decribe my report. Sorry, i need to use "exceeded teacher's

I am writing an informal meeting notes - grateful for corrections. Thanks a lot. Presents: ….. Apologies: --- Dear Members, I think it is better to write our decision we took in our last meeting. 2. The committee has

sorry.. but i have to ask again. so that means sentence #1 is not correct? so i should never use it no matter what? how about this sentence? the best is yet to come. or the best is yet to come along. What is the difference. Im a bit