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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
Thank you a million?
Is the phrase "Thank you a million" appropriate to use in business letter?
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No. Thanks a million is a very informal thing to say between friends. Although I would send it (thanks, not thank you, a million) in a work-releated e-mail, it would only be to someone I considered a friend as well as a coworker.
- No.
- Thanks a million is a very informal thing to say between friends.
- Although I would send it (thanks, not thank you, a million) in a work-releated e-mail, it would only be to someone I considered a friend as well as a coworker.
- The idea of combining the formal "thank you" with the slangy "a million" is a bad one.
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No.
Thanks a million is a very informal thing to say between friends.
Although I would send it (thanks, not thank you, a million) in a work-releated e-mail, it would only be to someone I considered a friend as well as a coworker.
The idea of combining the formal "thank you" with the slangy "a million" is a bad one.
Thanks a million is a very informal thing to say between friends.
Although I would send it (thanks, not thank you, a million) in a work-releated e-mail, it would only be to someone I considered a friend as well as a coworker.
The idea of combining the formal "thank you" with the slangy "a million" is a bad one.
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