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Is it bad/rude to lớn start an gmail by “Please be informed” when you want convey a message/information khổng lồ a group?”Once the game is over the king and the pawn go back in the same box” It”s not at all bad or rude – as long as it is a very formal, business setting.One wouldn”t use it informally or aước ao friends, In my understanding, if it isn”t rude, it isn”t polite too & smells lượt thích being said in a mechanical manner và having the element of some threat. In business communications, I”d lượt thích lớn express this as….1. It is brought lớn your kind notice that ….2. I”d lượt thích to lớn insize you that …3. It is submitted for your kind information that …

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towan52Posted: Thursday, March 14, 2013 10:33:48 AM It could be construed as a little patronising, especially in an gmail where the tone is generally less formal than in a business letter. I would use something like: “I’m pleased to let you know that…” also “FYI” is often used in my particular business environment amongst people who work closely together. lashari, your suggestions seem to lớn reflect the manner of speaking và writing English on the sub-continent, but may be considered a little over-embellished (và, hence, insincere) in the western world.

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Bachồng to topleonAzulPosted: Thursday, March 14, 2013 11:17:14 AMIs it bad/rude to start an gmail by “Please be informed” when you want convey a message/information to lớn a group?“Once the game is over the king và the pawn go baông chồng in the same box”It very much depends on the context in which it is written.I, for one, would not be butt-hurt about it. The acronym FYI (for your information) can also be abused. There is a certain need for charity when interpreting the intentions expressed in what others have sầu written. This is especially applicable when the medium is tin nhắn. Communications via electronic truyền thông media are often curt, và the nuances of courtesy are not as well developed as they had been for hand- or type-written messages. Thanks you all for your inputs. Your comments were indeed very much helpful. “Once the game is over the king & the pawn go baông chồng in the same box” Hi!Now that Pacific-Passions has received good answers, & is satisfied, I wish lớn register a complaint…The word “advise” means “to lớn give sầu advice”. “Advice” is one”s opinion as to which choice to lớn make – an opinion.I happened lớn be in the ngân hàng today and was repeatedly told that I was being informed as khổng lồ the many insurance plans available, I was not being advised to choose any specific one.

When I receive an e-mail “Please be advised that Mr Brown called you today, while you were out.”, I always feel like replying “OK – so what is your advice? That I should Điện thoại tư vấn him baông chồng, or ignore it?””Informed” would be better, but khổng lồ me it still sounds a little “stilted” or “affected”.Why not just say:”I wanted lớn tell you that Mr Brown called.” or, khổng lồ be official and formal,”re – message””Mr Brown called while you were at lunch.”? I second your thoughts DragOnSpeaker, the word advise can be used only if it”s apt in the context, definitely cannot replace informed in all scenargame ios.”Once the game is over the king & the pawn go baông chồng in the same box” OK, on reflection I think “informed” is better than “advised”, especially as “advised” carries legal connotations, in the UK at least. But I still feel that “informed” can be taken the wrong way. Why not just say “Please Note”? Very informative sầu conversation!Can someone please give sầu the grammatical explanation on why the verb “inform” should be on the past tense, or simply why is it that “be” always followed by a verb on its past tense form?Thanks!Jay Hi jay!Please be informed that I answered in your new thread (I think that it was a wise choice lớn start the new thread, it is rather a different subject).I also wanted lớn bình luận that I like lashari“s phrasing, which I had not noticed before:“… it smells like …””Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.”Bachồng lớn top

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