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Originally Posted by Anonymous I need your expertise to enlighten me the following sentences:
As I have written/ mentioned, there is nothing to add. Can I write " as written/mentioned" instead of " as I have written." I mean without "I and have"
If not, why?
And when is this pattern used because I've seen writng this pattern. |
When you use "I" that which was written was written by you. When you skip "I" it just refers to the item having been written or mentioned -- usually by a third party.
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And what does " To whom it may concern" really mean?
Thank a lot. Thank.....
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It means that the letter/memo has been written to anyone who has an interest in the writing. We use it when we do not know a specific person or title to write to. :wink:
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