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Guest Posted 21 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing

Quick grammer help

Looking forward to your reply

is this a correct way of saying it?

thanks
Frieda
  

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This is ok, a little bit informal, so it depends on context. ) I look forward to hearing from you, is another way that branches the informal/formal division and can be used on most communications.

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  • This is ok, a little bit informal, so it depends on context.
  • ) I look forward to hearing from you, is another way that branches the informal/formal division and can be used on most communications.
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This is ok, a little bit informal, so it depends on context.

To be more formal you can put I look forward to your reply/response etc, although this sounds a bit authoritative (for example I would use this at the end of a letter of complaint.)

I look forward to hearing from you, is another way that branches the informal/formal division and can be used on most communications.
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When is the correct time to use the phrase “Please advice” at the end of a sentence or topic?
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Firstly, the phrase is 'please advise' not advice. (advise is a verb, advice is a noun).

It is quite a formal way to ask for information, and it need not necessarily be at the end of a sentence or topic. Some examples for you:

Please advise me of your policy regarding the transportation of dogs.

I am not sure what to do first, please advise.
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