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Bookmark or Share- let me know vs. keep me informed | WordReference ForumsHi ! Is there any difference between these two expressions ? And which one would be more appropriate in a professional and business context. Eg : I offer to pay $500 for the licence fee of your movie. This is my highest and last bid/offer. Please let me know about your decision/Please keep...
- with reference to the above mentioned subject... - WordReference ForumsHello Everyone! I was actually writing the application to transfer my daughter to different branch of the same school. I wonder if I can start it with "With reference to the above mentioned subject, I am seeking your permission to transfer my daughter to _______________ branch" I often use...
- ci aggiorniamo più tardi - aggiornarsi | WordReference ForumsBuongiorno a tutti, molti di voi avranno sentito e magari usano questa frase "allora ci aggiorniamo più tardi". Volevo sapere se esiste qualcosa di simile in inglese! Evito il mio tentativo! :D
- be fully advised in the premises | WordReference ForumsThis is a bit of "legalese", which is different from real English. "The premises" here means matters previously spelled out, so "the court being fully advised in the premises" = since the court has all the information about the details of the case.
- apprised/appraised - WordReference ForumsI know apprise means " to inform" and appraise means "to evaluate the worth of." However, I was recently told that the spelling of apprised changes based on whether the subject is singular or plural. For example: "Please keep me apprised of the situation." "Please keep us appraised of the...
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