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Hi all,
Attached are the _____ from this mornings meeting.For all those who couldn't <u>make </u>it the main <u>item</u> on the agenda was the problems of being experienced by our bottling plant and how it affects our order of several litres of oil from our Rite-Price supermarket. The oil was originally <u>meant</u> to be delivered tomorrow , but Tony Pringle , The manager of the plant ,<u>persuaded </u>us to give him an extra day due to a late supply of materials.
To update you <u>on</u> the situation , Tony has just called to <u>confirm</u> that they will not be able to fulfill our order, but he told me he has <u>found</u> a plant who can do the job. I'll be <u>meeting</u> the production manager of this plant this afternoon, which means Carla will <u>be</u> chairing the briefing meeting this afternoon in my place - its vital that everyone attends this meeting in order to keep up to date with the changed plans.
<u>Hopefully</u> there shouldn't be too much of a delay in supplying Rite-Price. I've <u>assured</u> them that will get the order that we will get to them by Tuesday latest. All <u>meant</u> well, they <u>should</u> be happy with that.
I'll be contactable after 5 pm,; Until then , please <u>talk</u> to Carla if you have any queries .
Paco
Hope this helps <3!!!
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Metaphor
Explanation:
The example states that something figuratively is something else, unlike a simile, which compares two things using like or as.
Answer: He became very weak and ill with a fever and told Eliezer where he buried all the money and gold
Explanation:
B. Who because who is used for a direct subject while whom is used for objects
I think its church ministers since the puritans were all for religion.
