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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Kindly Requesting / May I Kindly Request to

I would just like to ask, what is better to use when sending an e-mail to someone?

- Kindly Requesting for your assistance

- I kindly request for your assistance.

  

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- Kindly Requesting for your assistance- I kindly request for your assistance. Neither is good, because both refer to your own kindness, and that is quite rude. You should refer to the recipient's kindness: I would like to ask for your kind assistance.

— Mister Micawber

  • - Kindly Requesting for your assistance- I kindly request for your assistance.
  • Neither is good, because both refer to your own kindness, and that is quite rude.
  • You should refer to the recipient's kindness: I would like to ask for your kind assistance.
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anonymouswhat is better to use when sending an e-mail to someone?- Kindly Requesting for your assistance- I kindly request for your assistance.

Neither is good, because both refer to your own kindness, and that is quite rude. You should refer to the recipient's kindness:

I would like to ask for your kind assistance.

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May I request you to have a look into this matter.

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