When writing an email, if I want to add my resume or any other attachment to the email where should I mention it at the end of the email before the ending phrase or in between the mail??
I think that the most common thing nowadays is to mention it inside the body of your email. Usually there is a sentence or paragraph where you talk about your work experience, so I would include it there.
With 'snail mail' (i.e. letters sent on paper), it is standard practice to put the words 'Enclosure: CV' or something similar, but that is not usually done in emails as far as I know.
May be suitable to mention it before the ending phrase of email.
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In task 4, I see " we're getting married next February", is it the continuous present tense?. So could I write " we're going to marry next Feb" or " we will be married next Feb? Which correct? Could you please explain it to me?
The present continuous is often used to speak about arrange events in the future. Saying it this way implies that the wedding date has already been set, the place and reception already planned, etc.
'to marry' exists as a verb, but we don't use it as often and it's usually used transitively, for example, 'I married her when I was very young'. 'we will be married' is also possible, but when we use 'married' as an adjective, it tends to describe a state rather than a process. Instead of 'we're going to marry' or 'we will be married', most people would say 'we are getting married' to talk about the event. If the important thing was the fact that you will be a married couple in February, then 'we will be married' would be more appropriate.
If you follow the link above, you can see several example sentences which can help figure out how these words are used. If you have any more questions, please let us know.