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Rokas Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Useful expressions in formal letters

Hi. What are the other useful expressions aside from "I would be grateful if you could tell me", "I would like to know" and "I am interested in / to know"?
  

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Hi Rokas, 'Could you please advise me of' 'Could you kindly advise me whether' 'I wonder if you could let me know of' 'I would be interested in learning/knowing' There must be more, but that's all that spring to mind at the moment.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hi Rokas, 'Could you please advise me of' 'Could you kindly advise me whether' 'I wonder if you could let me know of' 'I would be interested in learning/knowing' There must be more, but that's all that spring to mind at the moment.
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Hi Rokas,

'Could you please advise me of'
'Could you kindly advise me whether'
'I wonder if you could let me know of'
'I would be interested in learning/knowing'

There must be more, but that's all that spring to mind at the moment.
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Thank you. These are very useful to avoid repeating the same phrases again and again.
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Frases para comenzar la introducción a una carta comercial o formal:



*I am writing to enquire about... Por la presente quisiera saber...

*In reply to your letter of... En respuesta a su carta de...

In accordance/compliance with your request... Conforme a su petición...

*I regret to inform you that... Lamento c
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