By Clauses, Business letters

Hello JTT Yes I agree to the opinion there might be some word play (exaggeration) in the Japanese expression man ga ichi ni(= at (in?) a likelihood of 1/10,000). I think this phrase would actually mean "at a likelihood up to 1/10". However, I believe it shoud be true that almost all the English...

Question I: Number (2) has too many 'what's, and 'gonna' is unacceptable except in slovenly spoken language. Number (3) would only be useful in limited contexts: 'you never know what happens next until after you've seen the movie'. (1) and (4) are fine are fine for general use, as is (2a)...

Hi, you said I have a couple of questions about the grammer in a business letter I had to write for an English class. The first question is wether I should capitalize international sales manager and the second is if there should be a comma after Reid in the following example. EX-My name is Rachel...