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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Synonym of 'enclosed is'?

I am writing a formal letter which I regularly send to the same recipient, each time enclosing various documents. Therefore, I always say: 'Please find enclosed' or "Enclosed is' and then list all the documents. This time I would like to point out that I am also enclosing a list of questions I have regarding to the work I'm doing, and the questions are on a separate sheet of paper. It didn't sound good when I listed all attachments in one sentence. Would it be OK to use the verb 'enclose' again in the second sentence, like here - 'Please find enclosed... I have also enclosed...'? Or is there a better phrase I could use to introduce the second sentence?

Thank you all for help!
  

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You could say "included is/are". Repetition of 'enclosed' is okay, however.

— Philip

  • You could say "included is/are".
  • Repetition of 'enclosed' is okay, however.
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You could say "included is/are". Repetition of 'enclosed' is okay, however.
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Why don't you say 'Here are . . . '?
It should be very obvious that the items are attached, particularly since you send them regularly.

Clive
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CliveWhy don't you say 'Here are . . . '?It should be very obvious that the items are attached, particularly since you send them regularly.Clive
That's just too logical for my early morning brain before my mocha latte!
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Thank you both for help!
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