Formal Email
Hi,
I was wondering if “It was nice meeting you for my interview last week on (date, i.e. 4th, 2nd. without month)” and “I’m really looking forward to an update” are correct or not and how else I can write them in a formal follow-up email.
PS: Should I use “the” before the date like, “on the 2nd”? Is it still correct without “the”?
Thank you,
Anonymous.
Top answer
Use "the" before 2nd. e. 4th, 2nd.
- Use "the" before 2nd.
- e.
- 4th, 2nd.
- without month)” and “I’m really looking forward to an update” Your sentences are fine, though they are not particularly formal.
- I don't know where you are or what your circumstances are, but generally speaking, we are not super formal in most situations.
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Use "the" before 2nd.
“It was nice meeting you for my interview last week on (date, i.e. 4th, 2nd. without month)” and “I’m really looking forward to an update”
Your sentences are fine, though they are not particularly formal. I don't know where you are or what your circumstances are, but generally speaking, we are not super formal in most situations. However, there are times when
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