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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Letter Writing
What is the correct way to say it:
I hope this day finds you well? or I hope today finds you well?
I hope this day finds you well? or I hope today finds you well?
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They are both grammatically fine; they are both rather old-fashioned in structure, I think.
- They are both grammatically fine; they are both rather old-fashioned in structure, I think.
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They are both grammatically fine; they are both rather old-fashioned in structure, I think.
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HUBLOTIs "I hope you are well today" more common than the two?Yes, something like that. I must tell you, however. that I never use such a phrase. If I do inquire, I write/say 'How are you?' or 'How are you doing today?'
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Note that these phrases are more suitable for personal letters than for business ones..
Clive
Clive
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Thank you, MM and Clive. 
What phrases are more suitable for business letters than for personal ones?
What phrases are more suitable for business letters than for personal ones?
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HUBLOTWhat phrases are more suitable for business lettersI don't think I'd use one; it is a business letter.
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