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    Yes, the phrase "please refer to below email and kindly give us an update for this" is correct and can be used for asking for an update. You can use this phrase for a follow up mail.

    Yes, the phrase “please refer to below email and kindly give us an update for this” is correct and can be used for asking for an update. You can use this phrase for a follow up mail.

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    You can say, I'm just curious about this, could you tell me more about this? Would you mind if I ask for a few more details? Could you give me a bit of background on this? Could you share the link to the paper? Could you elaborate a little more on this?

    You can say,

    1. I’m just curious about this, could you tell me more about this?
    2. Would you mind if I ask for a few more details?
    3. Could you give me a bit of background on this?
    4. Could you share the link to the paper?
    5. Could you elaborate a little more on this?
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    You can say, "Thanks for the heads-up on the change. I'll take a look and see what I can do." If you have a question, please ask it in a new thread. Please include the following information in your question: A.)What you need help with B.) What you've tried so far (or if you haven't tried anything yeRead more

    You can say,

    1. “Thanks for the heads-up on the change. I’ll take a look and see what I can do.”
    2. If you have a question, please ask it in a new thread.
    3. Please include the following information in your question: A.)What you need help with B.) What you’ve tried so far (or if you haven’t tried anything yet) C.) Which version of Poser you’re using D.)A ny other relevant information about your problem.
    4. “The change will go into effect immediately if I don’t respond within two weeks of receiving your update email. If it’s urgent, please let me know.” I’m not sure if this is the right way to reply to an update email, but I want to make sure. Thank you for your time.
    5. “I’m sorry that the change didn’t meet your expectations, but I’m happy to keep you posted on the status of my next project.”
    6. “I’m not available at this time.”
    7. “I’m sorry to hear that. I’ll keep you in mind for other opportunities.”
    8. “I don’t have any immediate openings, but if something comes up, I’ll be sure to contact you.”
    9. “I’m not available at this time. But I’ll keep your name in mind for future projects.”
    10. “I’m interested in the change, but I’m afraid that I won’t be able to help with this one. I’ll keep your name in mind for future projects.”
    11. “I’m sorry to hear that. I’ll keep you in mind for other opportunities.”
    12. “I don’t have any immediate openings, but if something comes up, I’ll be sure to contact you.”
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    You can say, “I’d love to hear about your progress on the assignment!” “Let me know how things are going!” “I’m excited to see what you have been working on!” “I am curious about your progress!” “What’s the status on the project?”

    You can say,

    1. “I’d love to hear about your progress on the assignment!”
    2. “Let me know how things are going!”
    3. “I’m excited to see what you have been working on!”
    4. “I am curious about your progress!”
    5. “What’s the status on the project?”
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    You can say, "I have been following the case closely, and I would like to know if there is any update on this matter." "Please inform me if there is any update on this matter." "Is there any update on this matter?" "I would like to know if there is any update on this matter" "Any update on this mattRead more

    You can say,

    1. “I have been following the case closely, and I would like to know if there is any update on this matter.”
    2. “Please inform me if there is any update on this matter.”
    3. “Is there any update on this matter?”
    4. “I would like to know if there is any update on this matter”
    5. “Any update on this matter?”.
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    You can say, "Can I get your email address?" "Please send me your email address so that I can contact you." "I would like to know your email address" "Could you please provide me with your email address?" "Do you mind if I contact you via email?" "If you don't mind, could you please provide me withRead more

    You can say,

    1. “Can I get your email address?”
    2. “Please send me your email address so that I can contact you.”
    3. “I would like to know your email address”
    4. “Could you please provide me with your email address?”
    5. “Do you mind if I contact you via email?”
    6. “If you don’t mind, could you please provide me with your email address?”
    7. “Could you give me your email address?”
    8. “Please let me have your email address so that we may communicate.”
    9. Would you please send me your email address?”
    10. “Could you please send me your email address?”
    11. “Please do give me your email address”
    12. “Please, would you mind sending me your email address?”
    13. “If you don’t mind, could you please send me your email address?”
    14. “May I have your email address?”
    15. “Please send me your email address”
    16. “I would like to know your email address”
    17. “I am looking for your email address”
    18. “Would you mind sending me your email address?”
    19. “Could you please provide me with your email address?
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    A short, friendly sentence requesting a signature, such as "Please sign here to acknowledge receipt."

    A short, friendly sentence requesting a signature, such as

    “Please sign here to acknowledge receipt.”

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    "Hi, This letter is to formally request for your signature on an official document which we need. 1) Please sign the blank space below. 2) Please confirm that you agree to sign the document by clicking "yes" or "no" below. 3) Please type your name in the blank space below. Thank you."

    “Hi,
    This letter is to formally request for your signature on an official document which we need.
    1) Please sign the blank space below.
    2) Please confirm that you agree to sign the document by clicking “yes” or “no” below.
    3) Please type your name in the blank space below.
    Thank you.”

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    You can say 1. Hello Sir, my name is. And I would like to request a quick phone call to discuss. 2. I'd like to make an appointment for a phone call. 3. Could I make an appointment for a phone call? 4. Could we schedule a phone call? 5. May I have a phone call with you? 6. Can I have a phone call wiRead more

    You can say

    1. Hello Sir, my name is. And I would like to request a quick phone call to discuss.

    2. I’d like to make an appointment for a phone call.

    3. Could I make an appointment for a phone call?

    4. Could we schedule a phone call?

    5. May I have a phone call with you?

    6. Can I have a phone call with you?

    7. Do you have time for a phone call?

    8. Would you like to speak on the phone?

    9. Will you be available to talk on the phone?

    10. Would you like to make a phone call?

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    You can say 1. Hi! My name is [your name] and I’m [your job] at [company name]. Can you please give me my paycheck? 2. I have a request for [payroll process]. It’s [request], which would be [amount]. Please make it so that it goes out on [date]. Thank you. 3. Hi! I’m [name] and I work for [company nRead more

    You can say

    1. Hi! My name is [your name] and I’m [your job] at [company name]. Can you please give me my paycheck?

    2. I have a request for [payroll process]. It’s [request], which would be [amount]. Please make it so that it goes out on [date]. Thank you.

    3. Hi! I’m [name] and I work for [company name]. I have a request for [payroll process].

    4. It’s [request], which would be [amount]. Would you please send me my paycheck?

    5. My name is [your name] and I’m the [your job]. I need [payroll process]. It’s [request], which would be [amount]. Could you please send it to me?

    6. I have a request for [payroll process].

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