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In what situation? Please put it into context.
- In what situation?
- Please put it into context.
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I have seen 'For your information please' being used in official e-mail communication, whenever some content is sent to the recipient, which is for his information. Is this grammatically correct? Is 'For your information' the correct phrase to be used?
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'Please' is odd there in any case. The phrase 'for your information' is common enough, and is grammatical as it stands (as an isolated prepositional phrase).
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