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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Getting here/ coming here
In a formal e-mail:
"Should you have any problems in getting here, please don't hesitate to contact me"
Can anyone explain why we use getting here, and not coming here?
Thank you.
"Should you have any problems in getting here, please don't hesitate to contact me"
Can anyone explain why we use getting here, and not coming here?
Thank you.
Top answer
Hi. Get is more formal in that context. Come decribes the exact location and it is not appropriate for formal letters.
- Hi.
- Get is more formal in that context.
- Come decribes the exact location and it is not appropriate for formal letters.
- Regards
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Hi.
Get is more formal in that context. Come decribes the exact location and it is not appropriate for formal letters.
Regards
Get is more formal in that context. Come decribes the exact location and it is not appropriate for formal letters.
Regards
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