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- 28-May-2008, 05:00 #1Unregistered Guest
Rest assured What is the proper way to use rest assured?
is it just Rest assured that.... or Be rest assured that.....
Is adding Please to the phrase correct?
Thank you
- 28-May-2008, 05:23 #2
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Re: Rest assured It would have been better if you posted it with some sentence. Anyways I will try to help you out
Originally Posted by Unregistered 
You work will be done. Please rest assured.
Everything is fine, rest assured.
It is more of emphatic phrase
Hope it helps!
- 28-May-2008, 05:48 #3
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Teacher Re: Rest assured Rest assured-to be certain. Originally Posted by Unregistered
You have done well in your examinations.You can REST ASSURED you will get admission in a good college.
- 28-May-2008, 06:54 #4
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