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What is a response to “hope your day is going well”?
A response to "Hope your day is going well" in an email would be: "Thanks and you?" or "Thanks. So far, so good!"
A response to “Hope your day is going well” in an email would be: “Thanks and you?” or “Thanks. So far, so good!”
See lessWhat would be an alternative way of saying “I hope you are doing well.”?
We can say "I hope everything is alright with you." or "I hope your health is good."
We can say “I hope everything is alright with you.” or “I hope your health is good.”
See lessWhat is a response to “hope all is well with you and your family”?
"I am glad to hear that. Thank you for asking. I am doing fine, and hope that you and your family are as well." Response: "You are welcome. Thank you for your kind words." If the person is not a close friend or family member, it may be appropriate to follow this response with a more personal commentRead more
“I am glad to hear that. Thank you for asking. I am doing fine, and hope that you and your family are as well.”
Response: “You are welcome. Thank you for your kind words.” If the person is not a close friend or family member, it may be appropriate to follow this response with a more personal comment.
See lessWhat is a formal reply to ‘hope you are doing well’ in email?
"Thank you for your concern. I am doing well". A: I would recommend against it, as it makes the message longer than necessary and doesn't sound friendly or welcoming. It's not rude, but you could also write: I hope you are doing well.
“Thank you for your concern. I am doing well”. A: I would recommend against it, as it makes the message longer than necessary and doesn’t sound friendly or welcoming. It’s not rude, but you could also write: I hope you are doing well.
See less“to many” or “too many”, which one is appropriate?
In general, both "too many" and "to many" are used in the context of describing the number of something. For example, you can say "I have too many friends." or "We gave food to many poor people".
In general, both “too many” and “to many” are used in the context of describing the number of something. For example, you can say “I have too many friends.” or “We gave food to many poor people”.
See lessHow does Milton make up his mind to serve his Maker in his sonnet On His Blindness?
In the poem "On His Blindness," John Milton makes up his mind to serve his Maker by stating he was blind, but that was not a sign of his Maker's lack of love for him, but an act of love for Milton to make him more appreciative of his sight. Milton makes up his mind to serve his Maker in his sonnet "Read more
In the poem “On His Blindness,” John Milton makes up his mind to serve his Maker by stating he was blind, but that was not a sign of his Maker’s lack of love for him, but an act of love for Milton to make him more appreciative of his sight.
Milton makes up his mind to serve his Maker in his sonnet “On His Blindness” with two points. First, there are things that may dim our vision, but we can still make out “the incorruptible Dance of the Lights.” Second, he says, “I may lose my sight, but I have my heart.” He is saying that he is going to serve God.
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See lessWhat is the meaning of “relishing in the moment”? Explain with examples
To describe something as "relishing in the moment" means to enjoy or appreciate it. This can be done by paying attention to the experience in a way that makes the person savor it. E.g. He relished in the moment with a smile and a deep breath.
To describe something as “relishing in the moment” means to enjoy or appreciate it. This can be done by paying attention to the experience in a way that makes the person savor it.
See lessE.g. He relished in the moment with a smile and a deep breath.
“benefit to you” or “benefit for you”, which one is appropriate? Explain
"Benefit to you" and "benefit for you" both can be used to mean the same thing. "To benefit" means that something is beneficial to you. It is like saying that it is beneficial to a person who needs it to live.
“Benefit to you” and “benefit for you” both can be used to mean the same thing. “To benefit” means that something is beneficial to you. It is like saying that it is beneficial to a person who needs it to live.
See lessWhat is the meaning of “succumbed to injuries”? Explain with examples
"Succumbed to injuries" means that someone was injured and died because of the injuries he received. Example: Two people were injured in the accident, with one succumbing to injuries and dying. Here are some of the most common meanings of this word: A person succumbs to injuries when he or she becomRead more
“Succumbed to injuries” means that someone was injured and died because of the injuries he received. Example: Two people were injured in the accident, with one succumbing to injuries and dying. Here are some of the most common meanings of this word:
- A person succumbs to injuries when he or she becomes paralyzed and cannot move.
- A person succumbs to injuries when he or she dies because of the injuries they received in an accident.
- A person succumbs to injuries when he or she is unable to recover from an injury or illness because of the injuries or illness he or she suffered.
See less“login” vs “log in”, which one is appropriate? Explain
Though both "login" and "log in" are used as verbs in the English language, "log in" is proper to use. "Log in" is more commonly used than "login" and it is the standard verb used for entering a website or a computer system.
Though both “login” and “log in” are used as verbs in the English language, “log in” is proper to use.
See less“Log in” is more commonly used than “login” and it is the standard verb used for entering a website or a computer system.