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AmethystK Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

We will keep in touch

Is it correct to say "We'll keep in touch" at the end of an email? I am asking because it is a direct translation of the expression in my native tongue and it kinda feels weird in English. I have come across "Let's keep in touch", but I was wondering if they are both equally correct.


Thank you in advance!

  

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amethystK Let's keep in touch. This is the one you want. CJ

— CalifJim

  • amethystK Let's keep in touch.
  • This is the one you want.
  • CJ
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amethystKLet's keep in touch.

This is the one you want. Emotion: nodding

CJ

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Thank you for your response, CJ. I know "Let's keep in touch" is more idiomatic, but is the other expression really that incorrect or weird-sounding?

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