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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Grammar question!
Hi, when writing a letter should I start a sentence: Therefore please or Please therefore?
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" Keep in mind that the 'reason' for the request (the 'therefore') must have been a previous explanation, statement, or promise; frequently in a separate paragraph. Please, therefore, do this... may also make the punctuation of that request difficult, depending how much more has yet to be said.
- " Keep in mind that the 'reason' for the request (the 'therefore') must have been a previous explanation, statement, or promise; frequently in a separate paragraph.
- Please, therefore, do this...
- may also make the punctuation of that request difficult, depending how much more has yet to be said.
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My preference is "Therefore, please ..."
Keep in mind that the 'reason' for the request (the 'therefore') must have been a previous explanation, statement, or promise; frequently in a separate paragraph.
Please, therefore, do this... may also make the punctuation of that request difficult, depending how much more has yet to be said.
Keep in mind that the 'reason' for the request (the 'therefore') must have been a previous explanation, statement, or promise; frequently in a separate paragraph.
Please, therefore, do this... may also make the punctuation of that request difficult, depending how much more has yet to be said.
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