Easy questions about business email Hi, I have some questions as shown below. Please answer if you are available. 1. Please let me know which sentences are correct and incorrect. A) There is wrinkle in the heel area. B) There are wrinkles in the heel area. C) There is a wrinkle issue in the heel area. D) There is wrinkle issue in the heel area. E) There is a severe wrinkle in the heel area. F) There are severe wrinkles. D) There is a severe wrinkle. 2. Can I say this? (As far as I know, "Well noted." is okay, but I want to know if I can add a sentence at the end.) A) Well noted about the issue. B) Noted about the color change. 3. Can I say this in business email when I received the file that I requested? A) Well received. B) Well received the files. 4. Are both sentences correct? A) The test is scheduled on 3/5. B) The test is planned on 3/5. 5. As far as I know, I cannot use “to" after "help", am I correct? A) Please help me to receive the feedback today. B) Please help me receive your feedback today. C) Please help to check with your team. D) Please help check with your team. 6. Please let me know which sentences are correct and incorrect. A) Please let me know if there is any update. B) Please let me know if there are any updates. 7. Can I say this? (I'm worried if this means to make the issue more worse using the word "improve") A) I want to change this material to improve the wrinkle issue. 8. Is the word "herewith" commonly used? I see my coworkers use this word a lot, and I'm curious if this is correct word. ex) Herewith I am sharing the updated file as the attached. 9. Can I say this? A) I'm sharing the file to you. B) I'm sharing you the file. C) I'm sharing you with the file. 10. Can I say "Due to " in the beginning of the sentence? ex) Due to the late arrival of the material, we will postpone the test until tomorrow. 11. As far as I know, we can't use "who" when we describe by myself. Is this correct? A) This is Jay who is the engineer of this project. B) This is Jay, and I'm the engineer of this project. 12. Which one is correct? A) 1 pair B) 1 pairs C) 0.5 pair D) 0.5 pairs 13. Suggest + gerund or infinitive? ex) I suggest changing the material to an alternative. ex) I suggest to change the material to an alternative. 14. Can I say both sentences? A) The meeting has been postponed until this Friday. B) The meeting has been postponed from Wednesday until Friday. C) The meeting has been postponed until Friday from Wednesay. Thank you in advance. Have a great day.

I have many easy questions about business email Hi, I have some questions when I write emails in English for work as shown below. Please advise. 1. Can I say “suggested” as an adjective? A) We are okay with your suggested schedule. B) The suggested schedule was confirmed. 2. As far as I know, “If yes,” is not correct, but it should be “If so,” and “If not or if no,” should be “Otherwise”. Am I correct? Ex) (If yes / If no / If not), please send the material tomorrow. (I think this is wrong.) (If so / Otherwise), please send the material tomorrow. (I think this is right.) 3. Are these sentences correct? Ex) The test is scheduled on 3/5. Ex) The test is planned on 3/5. 4. As far as I know, if I want to use a verb after “help”, I cannot use “to”, am I correct? Ex) Please help me to receive your feedback today. (I think this is wrong.) Ex) Please help me receive your feedback today. (I think this is right.) 5. Please let me know which sentences are correct and incorrect. A) I will send you the material tomorrow. B) I will send the material to you tomorrow. 6. Can I use “improve” in this context? Ex) We will change the material to improve the current material issue. (I’m worried if I say “improve” in this context, it sounds make the issue worse.) 7. Please let me know which sentences are correct and incorrect. A) Please let me know if there is any update. B) Please let me know if there, is any updates. C) Please let me know if there are any update. D) Please let me know if there are any updates. 8. I know “Well noted.” Is common sentence and correct. Can I say these? A) Well noted about the information. B) Noted about the information. C) Well received. D) Well received the files. 9. Please let me know which sentences are correct and incorrect. A) This is Jay. It is nice to contact you. B) This is Jay. It is nice to contact with you. C) This is Jay. It is nice to talk with you. D) This is Jay. It is nice to talk to you. 10. Is there any phrase “visible schedule” in English? Ex) I am not sure if you already have more visible schedule for this agenda, but we want to have a meeting on 3/5. (When I say “visible schedule”, I mean I want to know if you receive any updated schedule or the schedule is confirmed.) 11. Please let me know which sentences are correct and incorrect. A) There is wrinkle in heel area. B) There are wrinkles in heel area. C) There is a wrinkle issue in heel area. D) There is wrinkle issue in heel area. E) There is a severe wrinkle in heel area. F) There are severe wrinkle

A business email question. Very simple. Hi I would like to ask you a question about English grammar. Let's say there is a company named PCM, and I also call a person who I communicate with by PCM. Ex) If PCM (want / wants) to receive this sample, I will send it today. With the sentence above, I have two questions. #1. If PCM represents unspecified individuals, can I say "want"? #2. If PCM represents just one person who I communicate with via email, can I say "wants"? I'm always confused when I have to write an email like this. Thank you

Life is too short to study Life is too short to study. For the past 2 weeks, I tried to do something productive like studying, working out, reading books, and etc. It was not easy to do something else after I got tired from work, but I made an effort not to waste my time even though what I could mostly do were like just reviewing the English and Indonesian corrections that I already made before. I know 2 weeks (is/are?) a short amount of time, but I don't feel like I'm making any progress now. I may not need to be too serious about learning and improving myself, but I'm worried about this year being as the same as last year. I will be busier for the upcoming weeks with my work, and it wouldn't allow me to have enough time studying at night. It makes me depressed now. Strangely enough, I didn't get stressed out last year about wasting my time because I was just happy to chill out after work. I think I should think about how to balance between study and life. *Please feel free to change any word if the sentence is awkward. Thank you in advance.

Please check just two sentences. Hi all, I saw these two sentences below on other's Instagram, and I was just wondering if they are correct. - Ask me to follow back : Block - No response to DM

"I am vs I'm" and "Let us vs Let's" for business email Hi all, I have a question about business email. I know that using contractions is not good for business email, so I always write emails like this. - We will have a meeting. (Not we'll) - I cannot send this within today. (Not I can't) - I do not want to use this material. (Not I don't) However, I'm not sure I can also write like this. - I am sharing the file as the attached. (Not I'm) - Let us use this material. (Not Let's use this material.) Please advise if you are native English speakers. Thank you so much.

I have an English question about grammar. Hi, sorry for the uncertain topic, but I couldn't explain what I'm going to ask you. I'm curious if the sentence below is correct. #. I'm preparing a presentation at a cafe that is going to be conducted in English next Wednesday. My question point is "that" located between "cafe" and "is". I think the word "that" should be located right after "presentation" which is related to "is going to be conducted in English next Wednesday". However, I want to put "at a cafe" because I'm actually preparing the presentation at a cafe, but in my sentence, the last part of a sentence seems to modify the word "cafe" because it is located right after "cafe". It's hard for me to explain this in English. To make things easier, we may normally say like "The desk that I bought yesterday was very expensive." Then, can I also say "The desk was very expensive that I bought yesterday." ?

Please type out what he's saying in this video. Hi all, I would like to know what the magician is saying in the video link below. https://youtu.be/q2hkzNRA_PM I would appreciate it if you could type out from 0:00 to 0:45. Thank you in advance.

Can anyone type out what he's saying in this video for me? Hi all, This might be a too much bother for you, but I would like you to type out what he's saying from the beginning to 3:00. https://youtu.be/TJJidnWFpLI Thank you so much in advance.