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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct way of writing a sentence
Is it right to say
"In the below mentioned email, is the greeting correctly punctuated?"
or
"In the email mentioned below, is the greeting correctly punctuated?" ?
That is whether it is correct to say "below mentioned email" or should we say it as "email mentioned below"
If possible give a grammatical explanation.
Thanks,
R.Prabhu
"In the below mentioned email, is the greeting correctly punctuated?"
or
"In the email mentioned below, is the greeting correctly punctuated?" ?
That is whether it is correct to say "below mentioned email" or should we say it as "email mentioned below"
If possible give a grammatical explanation.
Thanks,
R.Prabhu
Top answer
Hello, Use the second sentence.
- Hello, Use the second sentence.
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Hi,
"In the email mentioned below, is the greeting correctly punctuated?"
This means that the actual text of the email is not shown here. To mention something is simply to say something about it,
eg I wrote an email yesterday to Tom.
"In the email below, is the greeting correctly punctuated?"
This means the actual tex
"In the email mentioned below, is the greeting correctly punctuated?"
This means that the actual text of the email is not shown here. To mention something is simply to say something about it,
eg I wrote an email yesterday to Tom.
"In the email below, is the greeting correctly punctuated?"
This means the actual tex
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In my opinion it is preferable to write above or below after the associated noun.
the email above, the sentence below, the paragraph above, the figure below, the example above, the graph below, ...
CJ
the email above, the sentence below, the paragraph above, the figure below, the example above, the graph below, ...
CJ
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