Correct the errors in the following sentence:
The director and me need to know to who to send the rejecting letter before its written and in it's envelope.
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The director and I need to know, whom to send the rejecting letter, before its written and sealed.
The director and I need to know whom to send the rejecting letter before written and sending it.
Gilbert and Karine: You both have problems with the relative pronoun and an adjective. Karine, check parallel structure, too.
The director and I need to know to whom, we should send the letter that has been rejected before it is written and put in its envelope.
Somehow I forget to write my name. The above sentence is by Irena.
Before the rejecting letter is written and in it's envelope, The director and I need to know whom to send it to.
Irena: Good, but check the punctuation.
Adam: You're on the right track but pay attention to some detail here: word form, punctuation, and capitalization.
I am assuming that coma is unnecessary.
Irena: Yes--note the difference between "coma" and "comma";-)
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