Hi, could you pls let me know whether this sentence is correct grammatically or not? *if i haven't received any reply till today, i will return the shpt to the customs.* in advance thank you for your help No, it's not

please check the use of chops and bought I'm sorry, but I have no idea what this says. I understand that a "chop" is used by businesses in some countries, but I don't understand what a "bought" is. In

Hi, i won't, it's none of my business anyway, i don't care if ronald mcdonald's your bf i won't. it's none of my business anyway. i don't care if ronald mcdonald's your bf. I've corrected the

The content is not as much incorrect as it is confusing.  Business letters should be very precise and as brief as possible.   Comments:  "Agreements" is plural - meaning two or more. Also, if the reply is to a large company you might

Hi, can a US citizen with a business in the united kingdom take the profits of the business out of the united kingdom? Why did you use capital letters for 'us'? Best wishes, Clive

You know, this forum is for General English Grammar Questions. "General" suggests that the questions should be of general interest to anyone learning English. It seems that it is increasingly being used as a chat room for students of a

Hello, Is the following sentence correct re: capitalization? I once taught a business English course. My thought is that it's correct. Business denotes the type of class and not a title. Am I right? Many kind thanks for

is rented/sold..." Let me explain. Suppose a billboard costs $1000 for month. If we have

me explain. Suppose a billboard costs $1000 for month. If we have rent it out for $1100 then we pay

"exchange" is a general word for a place (physical or online) that matches buyers and sellers and facilitates transactions between them, so it seems appropriate here. General point : don't use CAPITAL LETTERS for emphasis;