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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
Comma or no comma?
It was a pleasure meeting you yesterday.
Thank you for your time,
Farida Haroun
is this a really awkward e-mail?
how do i put this together correctly!
Thank you for your time,
Farida Haroun
is this a really awkward e-mail?
how do i put this together correctly!
Top answer
It sounds fine to me. "Thank you for your time" does give the impression that you will not see him/her again, and that you are grateful for him/her sacrificing her time to see you. It is quite formal.
- It sounds fine to me.
- "Thank you for your time" does give the impression that you will not see him/her again, and that you are grateful for him/her sacrificing her time to see you.
- It is quite formal.
- If this was a casual meeting, say for example, you were meeting your language exchange partner, I probably wouldn't say that.
- In this case, somethign like "thanks", "thank you" or "kind regards" would be fine.
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It sounds fine to me. "Thank you for your time" does give the impression that you will not see him/her again, and that you are grateful for him/her sacrificing her time to see you. It is quite formal.
If this was a casual meeting, say for example, you were meeting your language exchange partner, I probably wouldn't say that. In this case, somethign like "thanks", "thank you" or "kind reg
If this was a casual meeting, say for example, you were meeting your language exchange partner, I probably wouldn't say that. In this case, somethign like "thanks", "thank you" or "kind reg
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