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1Likes- 12-Aug-2009, 16:26 #1
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ENCLOSED OR HEREWITH Dear Teachers,
I have searched almost all the threads listing the usage of phrase " Find enclosed herewith" . I came across a very reputed Indian ENGLISH DAILY newspaper which sated the use of herewith in such a statement redundant. is it so?
Please clarify...
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- 12-Aug-2009, 16:31 #2
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Teacher Re: ENCLOSED OR HEREWITH If you just use "Please find enclosed xyz" it is perfectly understandable, so 'herewith' is redundant.
Originally Posted by Shad 
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