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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Let me know with any questions

A colleague often closes his emails with something like "Let me know with any questions" or "Let us know with any feedback." I would personally write "Let me know if you have any questions."

Is there something technically wrong with my colleague's grammar? If so, what specifically?
  

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Your colleague's statements are incorrect and meaningless. Your alternative is fine.

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  • Your colleague's statements are incorrect and meaningless.
  • Your alternative is fine.
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Your colleague's statements are incorrect and meaningless. Your alternative is fine.
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Thanks for your reply. I was hoping to better understand what's specifically, grammatically wrong with his statements. Any thoughts on that?
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