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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I'm not native English speaker.
I work in USA and use business emails everyday.
I normally use "Please find attached file blah blah" only when I actually attached files.
However, I see a lot of "Attached please find..." and it's killing me because I never learnt a sentence which begins with adjective.
Is that praise grammatically correct?
Or just widely accepted because many people use it?
I work in USA and use business emails everyday.
I normally use "Please find attached file blah blah" only when I actually attached files.
However, I see a lot of "Attached please find..." and it's killing me because I never learnt a sentence which begins with adjective.
Is that praise grammatically correct?
Or just widely accepted because many people use it?
Top answer
Neither is wrong, but they are both just hackneyed business jargon.. You could say eg Here is the blah-blah People today can easily see there is an attachment.
- Neither is wrong, but they are both just hackneyed business jargon..
- You could say eg Here is the blah-blah People today can easily see there is an attachment.
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Neither is wrong, but they are both just hackneyed business jargon..
You could say
eg Here is the blah-blah
People today can easily see there is an attachment.
You could say
eg Here is the blah-blah
People today can easily see there is an attachment.
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