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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Comma, dash, full stop or exclamation mark
My friend said "I have some good news." I want to respond with one of the following. Which is correct?
A) Great. I look forward to hearing your good news.
B) Great - I look forward to hearing your good news.
C) Great, I look forward to hearing your good news.
D) Great! I look forward to hearing your good news.
Thank you
A) Great. I look forward to hearing your good news.
B) Great - I look forward to hearing your good news.
C) Great, I look forward to hearing your good news.
D) Great! I look forward to hearing your good news.
Thank you
Top answer
D is best.
- D is best.
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Thanks, Clive. D) is the best, but any can be used? Is that what you mean?
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They are all OK as casual and informal English. But D is the best.
Clive
Clive
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