" Is it grammatically correct? I would write: Further to my previous letter... You can refer to letters and parcels that are delivered to you as mail.
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Tapas Mandal"In continuation of my previous mail." Is it grammatically correct?I would write: Further to my previous letter...
Tapas MandalReally? But I have seen many sentences with "In continuation to" as well.I have never read "In continuation to".
Tapas MandalReally? But I have seen many sentences with "In continuation to" as well.We would like to see how those sentences were written, But based on your simplified clause, "in continuation to " is just an adverbial phrase which has the approximate connotation of " in pursuance to ". You need to provide / develop further contexts for it to make any sense
grammarfreakYou need to provide / develop further contextsExamples are:
zany scarfIn continuation to my previous mail ;One more Cv attached for kind approvalPursuant to my previous mail, attached please find one more CV for approval.