“Please note that these dates are tentative.”

You're in charge of planning a release schedule for the software that your team creates at work. You're sending the schedule for the next 6 months to a large group of people. You want everyone to know that the dates might change a little. In your email, you write:

Please note that these dates are tentative.

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“Our anniversary is coming up soon.”

You noticed that Today is February 25th. The day that you and your husband got married was March 10th. You're a little worried that your husband won't remember, so you say:

Our anniversary is coming up soon.

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“I will be out of the office for the week of December 27, with limited access to e-mail.”

You're going on vacation. You want to leave a message on your e-mail that lets people know that you're not at work. In your out-of-office message you write:

I will be out of the office for the week of December 27, with limited access to e-mail.

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