Attached
Hi,
Attached is an invoice for/the invoice for .... I notice that people use both 'the' and 'a' in this example. Are both of the options correct?
"Attached is an invoice for the services that we provided for you during the event."
"Attached is the invoice that you requested."
As for the first example, I think that it doesn't really matter if I use 'the' or 'a'. However, I'd not use 'a' in the second sentence.
Thank you.
Top answer
the invoice . . This makes it clear that there is only one invoice, an invoice .
- the invoice .
- .
- This makes it clear that there is only one invoice, an invoice .
- > .
- This leaves slightly open the possibility that there may also be other invoices.
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the invoice . . . This makes it clear that there is only one invoice,
an invoice . >. . This leaves slightly open the possibility that there may also be other invoices.
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