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1 avr. 2013 · Member. Milan. Italian. Apr 1, 2013. #6. As for the singular/plural form of “delivery”, I think there’s a slight difference. For example “We make/do home delivery” is referring to the service offered, whereas “We make/do deliveries” sounds more like the concrete act of delivering to me. It’s just an impression though.
20 nov. 2009 · London. English - England. Nov 20, 2009. #3. There's no difference in the examples you quote. But note that you can 'supply' something without actually 'delivering' it - deliver implies physically moving something to the customer while 'supply' is simply about selling or providing. M.
23 déc. 2015 · UK English. Dec 23, 2015. #2. A takeout is the meal (often takeaway in BE). A delivery is a delivery of a takeout. So they are not the same thing. I would expect to hear "I ordered a takeout". I would also expect "I'm expecting a delivery". In neither case would I say some with your examples.
26 janv. 2016 · Jan 26, 2016. #3. Miss Julie said: By today/by tomorrow, or simply today/tomorrow. "On" is never used. (Also, the goods were, not "was.") I was to receive the delivery of the goods today / by today. I am to receive the delivery of the goods today / by today. I am to receive the delivery of the goods tomorrow/ by tomorrow.
22 janv. 2015 · I can't choose between the two verb forms; it is a grammar exercise about different forms used to express future events. "The goods are being delivered OR will be delivered tomorrow". I suppose there are no grammar mistakes in neither of the two forms, it may be a matter of language use; "Tomorrow" suggests that the delivery has been already ...
5 avr. 2006 · If a person has to enter the Zip Code by hand (or worse, enter the city and state by hand to look up the Zip Code) it can add a day or two to delivery time. The PO would prefer ALL CAPS (whether typed or hand-written), but realizes that there would be a lot of resistance to this, as people much prefer the usual combination of upper and lower ...
29 août 2008 · Newport News, Virginia. English -USA. May 6, 2016. #7. You could also use: vittorina said: pagamento del 10% ad avviso di merce pronta. "A payment of 10 percent is due when your order is ready to be shipped." It is not an exact, literal translation but it is a common way of saying it in English.
28 juin 2006 · For example, if I was to use La Poste's "lettre en ligne" service I would get "next day" delivery? Their site states: Si vous déposez votre Lettre en Ligne avant 19h (heure du serveur de La Poste, France métropolitaine) hors dimanche et jours fériés, la Lettre en Ligne est imprimée, mise sous pli et datée le jour même. Dans le cas ...
6 oct. 2021 · French. Oct 6, 2021. #1. Hello everybody. Is the expression "commercial gesture" used in English as a synonym for "gesture of goodwill" in business? Context/example : "I really do apologise for the delay in delivery. As a commercial gesture, I can offer you a 10% discount on your next order." Are there any other synonyms for "gesture of goodwill"?
24 juin 2009 · France - French. Dec 13, 2012. #13. Well it's at the end of a quote that is being sent attached to an email. I'll end the email with "Best Regards", but don't know how to finish the quote. Usually it ends with "Vous souhaitant bonne réception de la présente offre et restant dans l'attente de votre retour, veuillez recevoir nos salutations ...
