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The vocabulary tag should be used for questions discussing a multitude of words in a certain field. E.g., the vocabulary concerning money or the vocabulary concerning leatherworking.
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Is it appropriate to use 'eagerly' while ending a formal e-mail
Nowadays, I always use the following phrase when I am ending formal email;
I eagerly await for your response.
Regards,
I've seen this phrase somewhere, kind-of a formal e-mail and I am usin …
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