Sentence structure - "We're reaching out to you to let you know that the our website is currently unavailable"
I need to email my website users that the website is offline due to a technical issue. Is this sentence correct?
We're reaching out to you to let you know that the our website is currently unavailable.
I feel like I've repeated "you" in the first part and it should be,
We're reaching out to let you know that the our website is currently unavailable.
Which among the two is correct?
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reach out to someone is mostly used to offer or obtain help and support. Here, you are really just conveying information, so I'd simply say eg Please note that our website is currently unavailable. Clive
- reach out to someone is mostly used to offer or obtain help and support.
- Here, you are really just conveying information, so I'd simply say eg Please note that our website is currently unavailable.
- Clive
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reach out to someone is mostly used to offer or obtain help and support.
Here, you are really just conveying information, so I'd simply say eg
Please note that our website is currently unavailable.
Clive
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