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| Dear all, Please help me to write a business letter to answer an invitation to attend a fair in abroad? The main answer is "thankyou for your invitation,but i cant attend it,because i also had a big fair in my country". I cant write it in a ... | |
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 | dimsumexpress sharuddin shariff I saw on TV about Amateur Golf... Closed". It is a golf tournament for... No, not "closed". In golf language, "open" and "close" are the two types of invitation tournaments. ... | |
| 25. I think answer is A. Direct, simple language 25. You’ve been assigned to invite a group of mechanical engineering professors to tour your facility. What type of language should you use in the invitation? A. Direct, simple language C. Formal ... | |
| Snoopy's received a invitation letter from the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm to ask him to make a speach. Snoopy replies, "It was nice of you to ask me..." I wonder why he says "It was nice...", but not "It is nice..." What's the difference between "was" ... | |
 6 replies Although e- mails and instant messaging have become the communication of choice for a lot of people nowadays, it's hard not to feel nostalgic about a time when I would sit waiting for the postman to bring me a hand- written ... | Clive Hi,
what kind of language should you use in an invitation to a group of mechanical engineers
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Generally speaking, the same kind of language that you use to invite ... | |
 | Anonymous The verb "invite" in place of the noun "invitation" is never correct: (I INVITE you to a party. You receive my INVITATION.) This misuse of "invite" in place of the correct "invitation" probably began by someone trying to be funny. This jokey ... | |
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