“Sorry to keep you waiting” works when you have made someone wait for longer than you originally intended. It’s polite in a business email to include this if you’ve made someone wait too long. This article will explore some better synonyms in formal emails. The preferred alternatives are “sorry to have kept you waiting,” “sorry …
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Imagine being in a workplace, and you didn’t necessarily do anything exciting during the weekend. You might want your colleagues to think positively about you or not to have to defend why you just “stayed home.” How do you approach this situation and what do you answer to the “what did you do this weekend” …
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You might hear “got it, thanks” as a common reply when you’ve asked someone to do something. It means that they understand you, but it isn’t very formal. This article will look at some of the best formal alternatives you can use in your email replies. The best alternatives are “I understand,” “I will do …
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“It was nice talking to you” is fairly common in emails. People like to use this phrase to show that they’ve had a good time talking to you or have enjoyed learning about something from your emails. This article will look into some good replies you can use for this phrase. The preferred replies are …
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It can sometimes be difficult to spell a word correctly, especially when you consider just how many words the English language has. In this article, we’ll be looking at the words “oversite” and “oversight”. Are they both correct? If they are, do they mean the same thing? Read on to find out! Oversite vs. Oversight …
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You might hear someone say “enjoy your stay” while spending time in their country or city. It’s a hospitable phrase that shows you’re welcome there. This article will explore some synonyms you might also be able to use if you want to replace this phrase. The preferred alternatives are “have a lovely time,” “enjoy your …
The phrase “within 24 hours” is often used, but can generally cause folks who’ve never used or heard this saying some confusion. Because of this, this article will take a much closer look at this phrase, its particular meaning, and a few helpful examples to hopefully clear any lingering questions. What Does “Within 24 Hours” …
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One thing that can often be rather confusing, and we would say understandably so, is what the plural of ‘yes’ is. This is because it isn’t something that you would really need to write down all that much. Luckily, on this page, we are going to tell you the answer. Yes’s or Yeses or Yesses …
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Sometimes, we hear people saying “better understand” and other people saying “understand better”. But, the question arises; which of these is the correct form? If you find the same language pitfall, don’t worry because we’re about to clear all your doubts in just a handful of paragraphs. Better Understand or Understand Better – Which Is …
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When we are trying to be polite, the phrase “I hope life is treating you well” works well to show that we’re interested in someone’s life. Of course, there are always good alternatives and synonyms out there. This article will explore some of the best ones you can use. The preferred alternatives are “I hope …
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