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Alibaba2626 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Ending of email/letter
I have see some people use the word "virtually" ending of email/letter.
What meaning the sender would like to inform us?
What is the better word to put ending of email more meaningfully?
What meaning the sender would like to inform us?
What is the better word to put ending of email more meaningfully?
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Hi, I haven't seen this used. Perhaps it is meant as a little joke, because the internet is considered 'cyberspace', 'a virtua l space'. How you end an email depends on the kind of email and what you are writing about.
- Hi, I haven't seen this used.
- Perhaps it is meant as a little joke, because the internet is considered 'cyberspace', 'a virtua l space'.
- How you end an email depends on the kind of email and what you are writing about.
- If you are asking for something, say 'thank you'.
- Here on the forum, I ususlally just put my name, but tht's not really necesary unless it is business-related.
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Hi,
I haven't seen this used.
Perhaps it is meant as a little joke, because the internet is considered 'cyberspace', 'a virtual space'.
How you end an email depends on the kind of email and what you are writi
I haven't seen this used.
Perhaps it is meant as a little joke, because the internet is considered 'cyberspace', 'a virtual space'.
How you end an email depends on the kind of email and what you are writi
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