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This email example should also show you how it works: Dear Bronwyn, Kindly note we can only accept one of these projects. So, you will have to decide which is more important. Yours, Tom. Is It Correct to Say “Please Be Informed”? “Please be informed” is correct and acceptable in most formal cases. You can use it when you want to share ...
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BetaPlease let me know once this issue has been addressed. Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. Best regards, Jane Doe. Informal expressions of “Please Be Informed” In more casual settings, such as email communication with close colleagues or friends, you can adapt your language to be less formal while still maintaining respect.
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BetaPlease confirm whether you’re still able to attend. Thank you, Millie Keane. 10. Please Take Note. Finally, you can write “please take note” instead of “please be informed.” This draws attention to the information you’re about to share in an email. It lets the recipient know that you’re going to share an important update with them.
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BetaPlease be informed that we plan on changing a few of these things before moving forward. We hope you can understand. All the best, Suzie Denture. You may also use the following extensions: Please be informed that this is my new email address; Please be informed that the meeting has been rescheduled; Please be informed that I have completed ...
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BetaPlease take into account; We respectfully remind you; We hope you are aware; We kindly remind you to be advised; 1. Kindly be informed. Scenario: Subject: Updated Meeting Schedule Dear Royal, I hope this email finds you well. Kindly be informed that there have been some changes to the meeting schedule for next week. Instead of Thursday, the ...
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Beta“Please be advised” suits informing someone of a significant change or update. Scenario Example: Subject: Changes in Office Hours “Dear Employees, Please be advised that starting next Monday, office hours will shift from 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM.” This phrase serves as a great please note synonym in email notifications. 6. It’s Crucial to Note
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BetaSometimes, people will include a comma directly after please be informed. However, this is incorrect and should not be included in your professional emails. Mistake: Including a comma after the phrase. Correct: Please be informed that we are changing the time. Incorrect: Please be informed, I am not in the office.
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BetaPlease be informed that the monthly project review meeting will be held on the 15th of this month at 10:00 AM in the main conference room. Your attendance is crucial to discuss the project timelines and deliverables. ... Whether you’re sending an email or delivering important news, these phrases can help ensure your message is understood and ...
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BetaWe would like you to please be informed of the new company policy coming into effect on the first of next month. Please be informed that the office will remain closed for the upcoming public holiday. When crafting messages that use “please be informed,” keep the focus on the communication’s purpose and desired outcome rather than on the ...
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BetaUsing ‘please be informed’ in an email is not necessarily considered rude, but it can come off as formal and impersonal. It is a common phrase used in business communication to convey information or updates to the recipient. However, it is important to consider the context and tone of the email before using this phrase.
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