Is my sentence correct and formal?
Dear American Elements' Sale Manager, We understand that your company manufactures some products that fit our business requirements, and would like to request a quotation on the following items. We would appreciate your sales quotation of the listed items below before the end of the week for our acquisition consideration. we need your alloys in Bar form. Product Product Code Co-63% Cr-30% Mo-7% CO-CRMO-01-P.07MO Co- Cr-28% Mo-0.6% cast CO-CRMO-01-P.07MO Co- Cr-28% Mo-0.6% alloy 1 CO-CRMO-01-P.07MO Co- Cr-28% Mo-0.6% alloy 2 CO-CRMO-01-P.07MO Co- Cr-28% Mo-0.6% alloy 3 CO-CRMO-01-P.07MO We hope that this can be the start of a long lasting business relationship. Yours Sincerely, A. B.
Which sentence is most formal?
I recently completed GCSEs, securing passing grades in all subjects but Physics and Chemistry. I recently completed my GCSEs, securing passing grades in all subjects but two, Physics and Chemistry. I recently completed my GCSEs, securing passing grades in all subjects but two: Physics and Chemistry.
Which sentence is correct and formal?
We have been working since 2007 to till now. We have been working since 2007 until now. We have been working since 2007 up until now. If none of them are correct, then give me a correct and formal one please. BQ: Isn't it informal to use contractions like "till?"
I need some sentence correcting help?
In Language Arts my teacher asked my class to correct this sentence: we catch that there bus at the corner of elm street and first avenue Here's what I've thought of, but I'm not sure if its correct: We caught the bus at the corner of Elm Street and First Avenue. Is my sentence correct, and if not, what is the right way of correcting the sentence?
I think u forgot me?is this sentence is correct?
I think you forgot me! {now it's perfect-LOL}
Is "my call dropped" sentence correct?
It's slang, but grammatically fine.
What are examples of formal and informal sentences?
some examples —The main difference between formal and informal sentences has to do with the choice of vocabulary. Informal language uses colloquial expressions and slang more often. In ordinary conversation, most people speak informally. Formal language is reserved for business writing, or elevated occasions when someone is expected to speak in a more dignified way to show respect and decorum.Formal: That child is distressed.Informal: That kid is freaking out.Formal: He’s an attractive man.Informal: He’s a hottie.Formal: I’m short on funds.Informal: I’m broke.Formal: That’s very unfortunate.Informal: That sucks.Formal: She’s a difficult person.Informal: She’s a bitch.Formal: I’m pleased to meet you.Informal: Hi, how’re you doing?Formal: Good-bye.Informal: See ya.
Which sentence is written in Formal English?
D is the correct answer for "formal" english. A.) "lotta" is slang, not formal. My mother gives me a lot of her love. (formal) B.) "flaky", "ditzy" not formal. She has the reputation for being irresponsible and unfocused. (formal) C.) "bugging", not formal. Why are you bothering me? (formal)