Master Workplace English Networking: How to Network with Coffee Chats

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Thank you so much!every lesson gifts us a lot of knowledge and useful phrases! You are a really brilliant speaker!👏🏻

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You're welcome, Rose.

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Proficiently carried out lesson as always Annemarie❤

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Thanks for the kind comment and for watching!!

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Very lovely lessons and looking for more sessions ❤

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Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

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Glad it was helpful.

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Wow... Always easy on the eyes and a simple and a pleasant presentation as usual!!
Blessings to you dear for helping us with these kind of great video lessons.. 💯🙏🌹❤️
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What is the difference between I wrote Rahul And I wrote to Sam

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the question. There is no difference in meaning. "I wrote..." is considered more an American usage while "I wrote to..." is considered more British.
However, there are some situations when 'to' must be used or removed:
Incorrect: I wrote a letter Sam.
Correct: I wrote a letter to Sam.
Incorrect: I wrote to Sam a letter.
Incorrect: I wrote Sam to a letter.
Correct: I wrote Sam a letter.

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