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Kalpinsh Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is "here you go" formal on informal in an email?
Is "here you go" formal or informal in an email?
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"Here you go" is always informal, but email has a lower standard of formality. However, if you wish your email to sound formal, I'd avoid that expression. I take it as a bit familiar - that is, you know the person quite well.
- "Here you go" is always informal, but email has a lower standard of formality.
- However, if you wish your email to sound formal, I'd avoid that expression.
- I take it as a bit familiar - that is, you know the person quite well.
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"Here you go" is always informal, but email has a lower standard of formality.
However, if you wish your email to sound formal, I'd avoid that expression. I take it as a bit familiar - that is, you know the person quite well.
However, if you wish your email to sound formal, I'd avoid that expression. I take it as a bit familiar - that is, you know the person quite well.
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Thank you!
I know that this is not critical and neither of my business partners would resent for me using this kind of expression but I just wanted to know!
I know that this is not critical and neither of my business partners would resent for me using this kind of expression but I just wanted to know!
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Please let me know if I say something wrong!
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Welcome to English Forums, Kalpinsh. Thanks for joining us. I missed your count on the first go-around. 
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