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Sirgrady KC
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Hello Sirgrady KC

If something is finished quickly or on time, then it's been done in a TIMELY MANNER, OR being timely can also mean being well-timed or doing something at the most appropriate moment, ie: in good time, when expected.

Example: We will endeavor to fulfill the itinerary of your upcoming trip in a timely manner.

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Hi Syed The correct one is: What you say in the email is worrisome Best Regards

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circulate sth to the team



If someone in the company told me "circulate potential date A/B for the company event to the group o...

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In this instance it would mean to inform the team of the potential dates and possibly to find the date favored by the team members

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Circulate the date to the team



If someone in company ask me to "circulate the date/date for compant event to the group of our team....

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One definition of circulate is to "pass from place to place or person to person" Thus your instruction would mean to inform everyone.

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"Great to connect with you all today!"



"Great to connect with you all today!" how to respond for this over a mail formally. Thanks in adva...

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Hi
You could say:

It's great to connect with you too Great to connect with you too It's great to connect with you as well Great to connect with you as well

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Hi Jean Formal and acceptable professionally: Dear Sir / Madam Sirs Dear Mr…. Dear Mrs…. Dear Ms….. Dear (Title eg Professor, Doctor) + Name Dear Title (Sales Manager, …. Best Regards

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Hi Nelson, An entrepreneur is a person who sets up and manages a business. ENTREPRENEUR = BUSINESSMAN Regards

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Hello yes it's correct , "sick leave" is also possible to take a sick leave

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Hi The @ (AT SIGN) The exact origins of the AT SIGN are unknown. It is also commonly called the AT SYMBOL, COMMERCIAL AT or ADDRESS SIGN. The AT SIGN was originally an accounting and commercial invoice abbreviation meaning “at the rate of” (@ $2.50 per unit), until the age of e-mail and social media especially on TWITTER and INSTAGRAM where it is used to tag specific users in posts. Now its meaning has grown to include the sense of being "located at," "and," or "directed at". In a DNS record, the AT SIGN (@) (pronounced "at" or "at sign" or "address sign") identifies the domain being referenced.

Thus according to the common current usage, it identifies THE ADDRESSEE. Best Regards

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Hi Katerina, Grammatically, this is correct, but without context, I cannot tell you whether it would be correct in the situation that you want to use it. As it is, I assume that you are expecting a project to start.
However, if you are asking about completion of a project, you might want to say: please let me know if the project is still expected to be completed.

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