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Hi veeru, and welcome to English forums. Although this is only your second post, I see that you do not capitalize the word I. In English, it's capitalized.
- Hi veeru, and welcome to English forums.
- Although this is only your second post, I see that you do not capitalize the word I.
- In English, it's capitalized.
- Your sentence is very simple - if it's just a line in an e-mail, you can say "Attached is this week's report.
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Hi veeru, and welcome to English forums.
Although this is only your second post, I see that you do not capitalize the word I. In English, it's capitalized.
Your sentence is very simple - if it's just a line in an e-mail, you can say
"Attached is this week's report. Please let me know if you have any questions."
Although this is only your second post, I see that you do not capitalize the word I. In English, it's capitalized.
Your sentence is very simple - if it's just a line in an e-mail, you can say
"Attached is this week's report. Please let me know if you have any questions."
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Hi Grammar Week,
Thanks for your suggestion.
Here I am sending this week's report.
Is this correct?
Thanks for your suggestion.
Here I am sending this week's report.
Is this correct?
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No, don't say "Here I am."
I suggested you say "Attached is this week's report. Please let me know if you have any questions."
I suggested you say "Attached is this week's report. Please let me know if you have any questions."
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That's fine.
It depends on the level of formality.
If someone asked me specifically for the report (and it wasn't something I sent out every week), I'd say
Abil, here is the report you asked me about. -- if we were colleagues.
Abil,
Attached is the report you requested. Please let me know if there's anything else I can provide. -- If you were my superi
It depends on the level of formality.
If someone asked me specifically for the report (and it wasn't something I sent out every week), I'd say
Abil, here is the report you asked me about. -- if we were colleagues.
Abil,
Attached is the report you requested. Please let me know if there's anything else I can provide. -- If you were my superi
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Hi Grammar Geek,
"Attached is this week's report" is fine.
My question is capitalizing I.
"I am"
Is this fine?
"Attached is this week's report" is fine.
My question is capitalizing I.
"I am"
Is this fine?
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"I am" is correct - but you do not say "Here I am."
You can say "Per your request, I have attached... " or "As you requested, I have enclosed..."
You can say "Per your request, I have attached... " or "As you requested, I have enclosed..."
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That's fine.
It depends on the level of formality.
If someone asked me specifically for the report (and it wasn't something I sent out every week), I'd say
Abil, here is the report you asked me about. -- if we were colleagues.
Abil,
Attached is the report you requested. Please let me know if there's anything else I can provide. -- If you were my su
It depends on the level of formality.
If someone asked me specifically for the report (and it wasn't something I sent out every week), I'd say
Abil, here is the report you asked me about. -- if we were colleagues.
Abil,
Attached is the report you requested. Please let me know if there's anything else I can provide. -- If you were my su
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