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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Number

This is my number, so feel free to call me anytime. Or

This is my number, feel free to call me anytime. Or

This is my number. Feel free to call me anytime.

Are all three useable and grammatically correct?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Hi, This is my number, so feel free to call me anytime -- OK. It sounds informal. This is my number, feel free to call me anytime -- No good.

— Regards

  • Hi, This is my number, so feel free to call me anytime -- OK.
  • It sounds informal.
  • This is my number, feel free to call me anytime -- No good.
  • That is a run-on sentence.
  • This is my number.
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Hi,
This is my number, so feel free to call me anytime -- OK. It sounds informal.
This is my number, feel free to call me anytime -- No good. That is a run-on sentence.
This is my number. Feel free to call me anytime -- OK. It sounds informal.

I would recast it, however:
This is my phone number. Please feel free to call me *anytime.

*Anytime is sometimes
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