[Grammar] Request to work from home

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pissupoosa

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Is this correct ?


<Manager Name>,

I would like to work from home on today(date) on <Project)> . Please approve

Thanks
 
Is this correct ?


<Manager Name>,

I would like to work from home on today(date) on <Project)> . Please approve

Thanks

Dear/To [manager's name]

I would like to work from home today [date] on [name of project].

I would be grateful if you would approve my request and notify me of your decision as soon as possible.

Thank you.
 
Note that we don't say "on today", just "today".
 
Thanks for the reply. Does the Dear/To required ?
 
Thanks for the reply. Does the Dear/To required ?

In my opinion, yes. I think starting a message just with someone's name is rather too abrupt.
 
As he is a manager I will go with To rather than Dear :) like

To XXXXXX
 
As he is a manager I will go with To rather than Dear :) like

To XXXXXX

Custom will dictate which you choose. "Dear" at the start of a letter in English doesn't have to have the same "endearment" quality that many people read into it. It's simply a salutation with no intimacy necessarily suggested. However, if it is unusual to address a manager in such a way in your own language, then "To" is a good choice and can't be misinterpreted.
 
No Thread Resolved button ? Only close thread ?:-D
 
Is there [STRIKE]N[/STRIKE] no Thread Resolved button ?
Your 'thanks' in post #8 suggests that you are satisfied with the responses. Threads are usually left open in case others wish to contribute their thoughts.
 
Your 'thanks' in post #8 suggests that you are satisfied with the responses. Threads are usually left open in case others wish to contribute their thoughts.


Yes. I am satisfied. :up:
 
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