Заполните пропуски в письме следующими словами Dear Mr. Brown I am writing 1_____ you most sincerely...: ответ на тест 347221 - Английский язык

Заполните пропуски в письме следующими словами
Dear Mr. Brown,
I am writing 1_____ you most sincerely for your wonderful 2_____ and assistance during my 3_____ visit to your country. I would be very pleased reciprocate your kindness when you find yourself in our 4_____.
Yours sincerely,
Mr. Krotov

Заполните пропуски в письме следующими словами
Dear Mr. Brown,
I am writing 1_____ you most sincerely for your wonderful 2_____ and assistance during my 3_____ visit to your country. I would be very pleased reciprocate your kindness when you find yourself in our 4_____.
Yours sincerely,
Mr. Krotov

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Dear Mrs O’Brian,
1_______________ your letter of 5th April 2004. We are pleased to 2________________ you need for the month of August 2004. We enclose a short description of how you 3________________. 4_________________ your stay with us.
Yours sincerely,
Nick Webster
Reservations Manager
Encl.

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Course TEC4

12th September, 1998

1_________________,
2_________________ Mr Bedouelle cannot now attend the course as his wife is very ill. Please return his deposit and cancel 3__________________.
Thank you for your assistance.
4_________________,
Sophie Lebrun
Olivetti North America

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London, 12th January, 1991

The Russian Chamber of Commerce,
Ul. Kuibysheva 6,
Moscow
1_______________
Dear Sirs,
2_______________ the purchase of Caviar of Russian origin for immediate shipment as well as for shipment at regular intervals during 1991. We shall appreciate it if 3_________________ of the name and address of organization engaged in the export of this product from Russia. We thank you in advance 4__________________.
Yours faithfully,
Brown & Co., Ltd.

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The cloak-room is much less used in English theatres than in those in the Northern Countries. Generally there is only one cloak-room, which is for the people in the stalls and the dress circle, as in these seats evening dress is customary, especially on first nights and at the opera. Many ladies wear evening cloaks, which they keep on during the performance, while men put their hats and over-coats under the seat on the carpeted floor.