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| If FYI is used as a noun is must be 'an FYI' because the 'F' has a vowel sound (ef) |
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| If you are using it in a letter/e-mail, just FYI. No article is required. |
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| It's commonly used as a noun though. Jim, Anne: Please review and let me know about your edits. Pete: This is an FYI only - no action required. You're right that we could write it as "Pete: This is FYI only" but it's showing up quite a bit as a nou anyway. |
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