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In English, is it common to start a sentence by saying:
"I hope that this finds you well." or "I hope to find you well."
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" I think you mean "start a letter", not "start a sentence", because each is a whole sentence already. The second one doesn't sound familiar to me, but the first one is indeed a very old-fashioned formula for starting a letter. In today's world we would not use either of those (unless we don't mind showing how little we care about the person we're writing to ).
- " I think you mean "start a letter", not "start a sentence", because each is a whole sentence already.
- The second one doesn't sound familiar to me, but the first one is indeed a very old-fashioned formula for starting a letter.
- In today's world we would not use either of those (unless we don't mind showing how little we care about the person we're writing to ).
- ) CJ
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Christine ChristieIn English, is it common to start a sentence by saying:
"I hope that this finds you well." or "I hope to find you well."
I think you mean "start a letter", not "start a sentence", because each is a whole sentence already. The second one doesn't sound familiar to me, but the first one is indeed a very old-fa
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