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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Introduction
I have a information document in which I would like to introduce myself in the opening sentence. - can I simply write; I am, or my name is??
Please advise
Thankyou so much for your kind assistance.
Please advise
Thankyou so much for your kind assistance.
Top answer
Hi, Both are OK in writing. In speaking, 'my name is . ' is more common.
- Hi, Both are OK in writing.
- In speaking, 'my name is .
- ' is more common.
- Much depends on the type of document you are writing.
- In a letter, for example, your name is nrmally not given until the bottom.
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Hi,
Both are OK in writing. In speaking, 'my name is . . ' is more common.
Much depends on the type of document you are writing. In a letter, for example, your name is nrmally not given until the bottom.
Best wishes, Clive
Both are OK in writing. In speaking, 'my name is . . ' is more common.
Much depends on the type of document you are writing. In a letter, for example, your name is nrmally not given until the bottom.
Best wishes, Clive
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