May 25, 2025
Hi John,
I’m writing you to arrange the journey planned for tomorrow. I’ll pick you up tomorrow at 08:00 am, because we need to arrive at 10:00 am at the airport. Remember the limit weight of the baggage, maximum 23 kg. By the way, charge your laptop and download a good movie to watch during the flight, traveling for 14 hours in an airplane might be boring!
See ya tomorrow…
Email to a fFriend
Hi John, I’m writing you to arrange the journey planned for tomorrow.
I’ll pick you up tomorrow at 08:00 am, because we need to arrive at 10:00 am at the airportthe airport at 10:00 am.
The other way is fine too but this is a bit more natural
Remember the limit weighweight limit of the baggage, maximum 23 kg.
By the way, charge your laptop and download a good movie to watch during the flight, t. Traveling for 14 hours in an airplane might be boring!
See ya tomorrow…
EA email to a friend
Starting with the verb sounds like a command.
Hi John, I’m writing you to arrange the journey planned for tomorrow.
I’ll pick you up tomorrow at 08:00 am, because we need to arrive at 10:00 am at the airportthe airport by 10:00 am.
Remember the limit weight of the baggage, maximumDon’t forget the weight limit. We can’t have any baggage heavier than 23 kg.
“Don’t forget” sounds slightly friendlier than, “remember.” ¡Yo tampoco sé porque!
By the way, charge your laptop and download a good movie to watch during the flight, t. Traveling for 14 hours in an airplane mightcan be boring!
See yaou tomorrow…!
“Ya” sounds so informal that it sort of clashes with the rest of the writing, which is more of a professional tone. Ending messages with exclamation points subtly signals a friendly tone too.
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This looks pretty good and clear. ¡Buena suerte!
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Remember the limit weight of the baggage, maximum 23 kg.
“Don’t forget” sounds slightly friendlier than, “remember.” ¡Yo tampoco sé porque! Remember the |
By the way, charge your laptop and download a good movie to watch during the flight, traveling for 14 hours in an airplane might be boring! By the way, charge your laptop and download a good movie to watch during the flight By the way, charge your laptop and download a good movie to watch during the flight |
Email a friend
Starting with the verb sounds like a command. Email to a |
See ya tomorrow… See y “Ya” sounds so informal that it sort of clashes with the rest of the writing, which is more of a professional tone. Ending messages with exclamation points subtly signals a friendly tone too. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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