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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Both of you? you and him

hello,

I am trying to say that I will respond to both persons in the same email (the one sending the email and another person, Tom, copied in the email)

Should I say:
I will write back to 'both of you"
I will write back to "both"
I will write back to "you and Tom"
I will write back to "Tom and you"

Thanks,

Sofia
  

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Hi, I am trying to say that I will respond to both persons in the same email (the one sending the email and another person, Tom, copied in the email) Should I say: I will write back to 'both of you" I will write back to "both" I will write back to "you and Tom" I will write back to "Tom and you" I recommend #1. Clive

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  • Hi, I am trying to say that I will respond to both persons in the same email (the one sending the email and another person, Tom, copied in the email) Should I say: I will write back to 'both of you" I will write back to "both" I will write back to "you and Tom" I will write back to "Tom and you" I recommend #1.
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Hi,
I am trying to say that I will respond to both persons in the same email (the one sending the email and another person, Tom, copied in the email)

Should I say:
I will write back to 'both of you"
I will write back to "both"
I will write back to "you and Tom"
I will write back to "Tom and you"

I recommend #1.

Clive
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