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Thread: use of "kindly"
- 26-Feb-2005, 22:03 #1n a hameed Guest
use of "kindly" is it correct to say " i kindly request you to grant me leave"
- 26-Feb-2005, 23:24 #2
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Teacher Re: use of "kindly" No-- it is the person to whom you are speaking that is-- hopefully-- kindly:
'I request that you kindly grant me leave.'
- 27-Feb-2005, 07:34 #3
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Re: use of "kindly" Additionally, there's nothing ungrammatical or incorrect about requesting something in a kind manner:
Originally Posted by n a hameed
I kindly request. . .
Moreover, the infinitive marker "to" is unecessary:
I kindly request you grant me leave.
