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M vikas Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Give reply/Do reply ??

If i want to ask someone to reply to my messaging/email.. What should be written in case of informal and formal messages/mails?
Is it:
1. Do reply me
2. Do give reply
3. Give reply
4. Reply back

Is there anyone who could help me out in this regard.
Thanks
  

Top answer

m vikas to ask someone to reply Write: Please reply. Or, I look forward to your reply. CJ

— CalifJim

  • m vikas to ask someone to reply Write: Please reply.
  • Or, I look forward to your reply.
  • CJ
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m vikasto ask someone to reply
Write:

Please reply.

Or,

I look forward to your reply.

CJ
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Thanks cliff.. It seems to be formal. Suppose if its for our near and dear ones, then? Is there any alternative for 'Please reply'.
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You can say whatever you want, depending how eager you are for a reply.

I can hardly wait for your reply.
I can't wait to hear from you.
Please answer soon; I'm eager to hear from you.

CJ
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