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2014-03-19

You are unable to attend an important meeting in your company as you will visit an international trade fair.                               
Write a memo to the manager who has organized the meeting:
apologizing for not attending the meeting.
explaining why you will be absent.
saying when you will be back.
Write about 30-40 words.

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答案解析

【写作思路】
    本文是对商务便函的考查,是因去参加国际贸易博览会而缺席公司会议的便函,内容要求对经理表达不能参加会议的歉意,解释为何缺席会议,告知返回的时间。因该便函是写给上级,所以用词要
简洁、礼貌。
【参考范文】
MEMO
To:         Ding                   
From:      Yu
Date:      26, July, 2011
Subject:    Explaining.
Message:
I am sorry that I will not be able to attend the meeting
because I have to visit an international trade fair in
Shanghai. I will not be back until next Friday.
Tim

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