1. "I would like to adress"
Please correct any errors in spelling, grammar or punctuation that have been made in the box. Dear All, I would like to adress the incidents which have occured during the past month in the office kitchen as these have escalated from a minor irritation to a repeated, deliberite and obtuse disregard for the office etiquette, which we all agreed upon adhering to one we joined the company and took up our positions, voluntarily, at this location rather than another office within this country, but, I will not let this stop me from making my point, which is, in short, PLEASE ensure that you do not consume the blue-topped organic almond milk in the fridge, which is easily identifable as Roger's property due to it being labelled with a sticky note with the name, 'Roger,' written in black marker pen. Warnings and sanctions will be issued as soon as the perpetrator is found. Seniour management will be notified. Roger