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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Follow up e-mail below

Hi~ I received e-mail unrelated my jobs, so I want to forward it to right person and tell him to handle it.

Can I say 'follow up e-mail below and handle it'?
  

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Are you in a position of authority over this other person? Can you order him to do things? If so, you can tell him to follow up on the email below and handle it.

— BarbaraPA

  • Are you in a position of authority over this other person?
  • Can you order him to do things?
  • If so, you can tell him to follow up on the email below and handle it.
  • If you are not his boss, then another approach is better.
  • Hi Steve, This seems like it falls under your purview instead of mine.
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Are you in a position of authority over this other person? Can you order him to do things? If so, you can tell him to follow up on the email below and handle it.

If you are not his boss, then another approach is better.
Hi Steve,
This seems like it falls under your purview instead of mine. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help; otherwise, I'll assume you
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Thank you so much!!!

I will use above expressions accordingly.
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