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Hi, I am Sheikh Ishfaq from Kashmir (INDIA). I love learning languages. If you can help me out in learning languages, I'd be so grateful to you. Substantially, I am interested in improving my English language. You can also message me on my Whatsapp number; +917006607085. I'd love to learn/practise with you.
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    Please answer this. Use of comma (,) after Oxford University Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? 1. Mr Sheikh Ishfaq, Administrative staff, Oxford University, shall also oversee the preparations for upcoming meetings. 2. Mr Sheikh Ishfaq, Administrative staff, Oxford University shall also oversee the preparations for upcoming meetings. Tip: In the first sentence I used COMMA after Oxford University and in the other one didn't use the comma after Oxford University. Note: Oxford University is where Mr Sheikh Ishfaq is working as an administrative staff. Thanks in advance for your help on this.
    December 30, 2022
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    Use of comma (,) after Oxford University Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? 1. Mr Sheikh Ishfaq, Administrative staff, Oxford University, shall also oversee the preparations for upcoming meetings. 2. Mr Sheikh Ishfaq, Administrative staff, Oxford University shall also oversee the preparations for upcoming meetings. Tip: In the first sentence I have used COMMA after Oxford University and in the other one didn't use the comma after Oxford University. Note: Oxford University is where Mr Sheikh Ishfaq is working as an administrative staff. Thanks in advance for your help on this.
    December 29, 2022
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    Thanks, you have answered my question and further, you have understood it well. To sum up, we can normally use surnames with Mr, Mrs, Ms, etc. Example: Mr Ishfaq Ahmad Sheikh is hereby relieved from his additional duties, however, Mr Sheikh (used only surname) shall continue to look after the online portals designated for public services. Thanks again @Jon
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    December 17, 2022
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    Please answer this I have seen in many letters where a name is shortened (when repeated) to last word. A relevant example is given below. Ms Sami Jan Lolu to Ms lolu (Post-facto sanction is accorded for leave in favour of Ms Sami Jan Lolu from 2nd October to 5th October. However, Ms Lolu shall be treated on Leave without pay during the said period) Is that grammatically correct? Can we shorten the name like that when repeated in letters? Thanks in advance for your help on this!
    December 16, 2022
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    Can anyone answer this, please? Tomorrow is a meeting in our department and my Head directed me to prepare a meeting notice tomorrow with the inclusion of agenda. Which of the following sentence would be appropriate to use for tomorrow's meeting: The agenda for the meeting is as follows: or The agenda for the meeting will be as follows: Note: The meeting is scheduled for tomorrow and I am writing it today. Thanking you in anticipation for your HELP on this!
    September 2, 2022
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    Tomorrow is a meeting in our department and my Head directed me to prepare a meeting notice tomorrow with the inclusion of agenda. Which of the following sentence would be appropriate to use for tomorrow's meeting: The agenda for the meeting is as follows: or The agenda for the meeting will be as follows: Note: The meeting is scheduled for tomorrow and I am writing it today.
    August 30, 2022
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    What would be an appropriate way of telling someone in the mail to revert back? Suppose I have sent an email to someone and he needs to reply back with some of the information as sought/required, and I want him/her to send the information to the same mail. Can I use the following sentence? Please revert back to this email. Is the above sentence correct? Is there any other alternative to convey the said message at the end of the mail? Thanking you in advance for your HELP!
    July 21, 2022
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    What is the meaning of AS SUCH and its usage in sentences? "As such" I am still not getting its exact meaning, though I googled its meaning. In many letters, it is written as: As such it is requested to furnish the relevant information. Thanks in advance for your HELP on this!
    June 13, 2022
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    Is it necessary to use FULL STOP (.) with the following titles/honorifics: Dr. Ms. Mr. or shall the above-given titles be written without FULL STOP: Dr Ms Mr Thanks in advance for your HELP on this!
    May 25, 2022
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    Is it appropriate to use the word MADE in the following sentence? This has reference to your communication MADE vide no. Reg/Set/DR, dated: 22/01/22, regarding furnishing of lists of all the defaulters of your concerned bank. Please let me know If the word "MADE" above is suitable/appropriate there to use. Thanking you in anticipation!
    May 9, 2022
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