A formal letter Hi! I'm trying to write a formal letter in English to express my dissatisfaction with a product that I bought online. But I have a doubt with this sentence: "...the main issue, for I w

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A formal letter Hi! I'm trying to write a formal letter in English to express my dissatisfaction with a product that I bought online. But I have a doubt with this sentence: "...the main issue, for I wish to complain about, is that...". I don't know whether it's right or wrong, because for me it sounds good, but I also think that I'm missing something. So, is it correct? Or it could be better "...the main issue, for which I wish to complain about, is that..." Thanks in advance.

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Lucy gave the best way, but you were close in another way. What I think your ear wants to hear is "..the main issue THAT I wish to complain about is..." instead of "for." Also note no commas necessary.

"The main issue that I wish to complain about is...."

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