A lover of animals is called Philozoic or zoophile or vegan.
A lover of animals is called Philozoic or zoophile or vegan.
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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!”
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Nice to virtually meet you means: It's a pleasure to meet you via email. It's a pleasure to meet you via a network, as opposed to face-to-face. It's a pleasure to meet you via the Internet, as opposed to in the physical world.
Nice to virtually meet you means:
- It’s a pleasure to meet you via email.
- It’s a pleasure to meet you via a network, as opposed to face-to-face.
- It’s a pleasure to meet you via the Internet, as opposed to in the physical world.
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yes. You may wish to use this phrase when your boss or another colleague asks you to find out about an email he has sent and you haven't seen it yet. The question is likely to be something like this: "Have you received my email about [the project you are working on]?
yes. You may wish to use this phrase when your boss or another colleague asks you to find out about an email he has sent and you haven’t seen it yet. The question is likely to be something like this: “Have you received my email about [the project you are working on]?
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"Please consider" is a phrase used by writers to make their readers consider their arguments carefully. Please consider is also commonly used in formal letters or emails to show a more polite way of directly asking for a favour.
“Please consider” is a phrase used by writers to make their readers consider their arguments carefully. Please consider is also commonly used in formal letters or emails to show a more polite way of directly asking for a favour.
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Yes, we can use this sentence in an email conversation. An alternative way to say this is, "Feel free to add any further comments that would be helpful in evaluating the proposal."
Yes, we can use this sentence in an email conversation. An alternative way to say this is, “Feel free to add any further comments that would be helpful in evaluating the proposal.”
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Yes, it is correct as far as the rules of English go. It's a way of asking someone to read and approve your work. You may also use "Please check for errors" or "Please proofread."
Yes, it is correct as far as the rules of English go. It’s a way of asking someone to read and approve your work. You may also use “Please check for errors” or “Please proofread.”
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A lover of history is called historophile or historian.
A lover of history is called historophile or historian.
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A lover of butterflies is called lepidopterist.
A lover of butterflies is called lepidopterist.
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Gigglemug is a Victorian Slang Word that means a face that keeps smiling constantly.
Gigglemug is a Victorian Slang Word that means a face that keeps smiling constantly.