E-MAIL ENGLISH: Correct the mistakes

Underline the 10 mistakes (including any missing words and layout) in the email below. Then copy the email with corrections. You don’t need to copy the email addresses (To+From).

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To: jones@hotel.it
From: smith@PlantSolutions.com
Subject: our service

Good morning,
thank you for your email arrived today. We supply and maintain large ornamental plants for hotel lobbies and company reception areas. We been in business since more than ten years and have some of the city’s biggest hotels among our clients. Please see the attached document to more details of our products and prices. If You need any more information, please to let me know. Waiting for your reply, 
Jean Smith

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(Please note that the omission of the opening “Dear…” is NOT an error because this is an internal email or memo.)

To: All Staff 
From: Manager
Subject: Oh no!

It has been brought to my attention that security in the bilding is not so good as it could be. You may be aware that one of our secretaries had her bag stolen yesterday. In the light of this, I would like to remember you to take care of your personal possessions at all times, particular at lunch times when there are fewer people on the offices. I am preparing a report on how security could be improved, and I could be grateful for any suggestions that you have. Please email me with your ideas by the end of next week at the later. I am also discuss the matter with our reception staff to see if there are any procedures we can improve there. (Adapted from Emmerson, P. (2004, p. 27) Email English, 2nd edn. London: MacMillan.)

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To: csaki3@gmail.com
From: s.bianchi@yahoo.com
Subject: Letter Request
Good morning, I am an enginering student and I write to ask for your help. I am going to apply for a stage at ONU and I need a letter of recommandation. Since the knowledge of english is very important, i thought I could ask you. Thank you. Waiting for your answer.
Kind regards, Stefano Bianchi

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To: All Staff
From: General Manager
Subject: Reception
Good morning. As you know, we been interviewing candidates for the position of Marketing Director. I am now plesed to inform that we have appointed an excellent candidate, Sarah Verhart. Sarah has worked in marketing for over 15 years and I am sure she will be a valuable member of team. I would like to invite you a short lunchtime reception in Conference Room 2 next Tuesday, 19 June, where you will have chance to meet Sarah on an informal basis. Refreshments will be available. Please let me know if you can come so that I can to estimate numbers. Greetings Bob Jones 	(Adapted from Emmerson, P. (2004, p. 27) Email English, 2nd edn. London: MacMillan.)

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To: smith@univ.com
From: bankuti@yahoo.com
Subject: Hello
Dear Prof. Smith,
I am a politic science student in the second year and I write to ask for information about your exam. I am a work student and, unfortunately, I cannot come to your lessons for this reason. Can you suggest me any extra reading material for help me be ready for your exam? Also, can it be possible to meet with you if I have any question about the syllabus?
I am really appreciate your help. I look forward to hearing you soon. Regardes, Adam Bankuti