1. Charles E. Baskin, the new member of the advisory committee, has been an employee for seven years.
2. The auditor asked us, “If all members of the work group had access to the petty cash fund?”
3. Our January order consisted of the following items; two dozen Post-it pads, cube size, one dozen desk blotters, 20 by 32 inches, and one dozen gel roller pens, permanent black.
4. The truth of the matter is, that the union representative had not informed the workers of the decision.
5. Sales for the first quarter were the highest in history, profits declined for the period.
6. We suggest that you use a mild soap for best results but detergents will not harm the product.
7. Employment for October totaled 12,741 an increase of 3.1 percent over September.
8. It would not be fair however to consider only this point.
9. It is the only shrink resistant antiwrinkle and inexpensive material available.
10. Todd Thatcher a supervisor in our company is accused of the crime.
11. Mr. Goodman made this statement, “Contrary to our expectations, Smith and Company will lose money this year.”
12. I bought and he sold.
13. Soon we saw George Sweeney who is the auditor for the company.
14. Sold in light medium and heavy weight this paper has been widely accepted.
15. Because of a common belief that profits are too high we will have to cut our prices on most items.
16. Such has been the growth of the cities most prestigious firm, H.E. Klauss and Company.
17. In 2006 we were advised in fact we were instructed to accept this five year contract.
18. Henrys goofing off has gotten him into trouble.
19. Cyrus B. Henshaw who was our leading salesperson last month is the leading candidate for the position.
20. The sales representative who secures the most new accounts will receive a bonus.
21. The word phone which is short for telephone should be avoided in formal writing.
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