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Mark Wallace Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Letter writing

When writing to a client is it correct to say:-
Thank you for meeting with Kirk and myself
or
Thank you for meeting with me and Kirk.

Also,
when requesting a person to sign a document
I would be grateful if you could please review and sign the attached

Or
I would be grateful if you would please sign
  

Top answer

A useful rule to help with "me, myself and I" problems like this is to get rid of the extra people in the sentence and see how you would say what's left. If you eliminate Kirk you have " Thank you for meeting with me ". Perhaps " I would be grateful if you could please review and sign the attached document ".

— Blue Jay

  • A useful rule to help with "me, myself and I" problems like this is to get rid of the extra people in the sentence and see how you would say what's left.
  • If you eliminate Kirk you have " Thank you for meeting with me ".
  • Perhaps " I would be grateful if you could please review and sign the attached document ".
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A useful rule to help with "me, myself and I" problems like this is to get rid of the extra people in the sentence and see how you would say what's left. If you eliminate Kirk you have "Thank you for meeting with me".
Perhaps "I would be grateful if you could please review and sign the attached document".
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