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Soso7777 Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing

Help ending an email

Hello everyone

I'm wondering how to end an email to my advisor. We had conversation the other day and I think he didn't get "why" I mention X subject. In other words, I just want to make my intention clear to him.

Can I send him the facts that I want him to know and then conclude with:
I'm writhing this to share info with you.

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Or

I just want to share that and to be aware of it.

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Please help me.

Many thanks,
Soso
  

Top answer

I don't think either is appropriate. Just start with Dear Dr XX, I'm not sure that I made myself clear the other day about why I mentioned Z. Here is what I intended to say: Sincerely yours,

— Mister Micawber

  • I don't think either is appropriate.
  • Just start with Dear Dr XX, I'm not sure that I made myself clear the other day about why I mentioned Z.
  • Here is what I intended to say: Sincerely yours,
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I don't think either is appropriate. Just start with

Dear Dr XX,

I'm not sure that I made myself clear the other day about why I mentioned Z. Here is what I intended to say:

Sincerely yours,
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Thank you very much. I appreciate your helpEmotion: smile[F]
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