goodstudent
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- Aug 12, 2009
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I have something that I want to say in my email, but it seems that it is not directly related. It is kind of supplementary information.
For example, if I am selling a printer for $123, I might want to let the customer know that store abc is selling it for $140 and there is a service charge when buying from abc. (so the customer knows that he is getting a better deal here)
So I am wondering if there are any good "conjunction word" to link it my sentence so that it does not feel too sudden that the sentence pops out from nowhere.
Are these "conjunction words" correct?:
"Just for information purposes,"
"Just for your info,"
"Just to add,"
"For your information,"
Please list down more conjunction words.
Here is something that I want to say but is seems like the second sentence is too sudden:
Dear customer,
I am selling the printer at $123. Just for information purposes, store abc is selling it for $140 and there is a service charge when buying from store abc.
Dear customer,
I am selling the printer at $123. Store abc is selling it for $140 and there is a service charge when buying from store abc.
Dear customer,
I am selling the printer at $123. Just to add, store abc is selling it for $140 and there is a service charge when buying from store abc.
For example, if I am selling a printer for $123, I might want to let the customer know that store abc is selling it for $140 and there is a service charge when buying from abc. (so the customer knows that he is getting a better deal here)
So I am wondering if there are any good "conjunction word" to link it my sentence so that it does not feel too sudden that the sentence pops out from nowhere.
Are these "conjunction words" correct?:
"Just for information purposes,"
"Just for your info,"
"Just to add,"
"For your information,"
Please list down more conjunction words.
Here is something that I want to say but is seems like the second sentence is too sudden:
Dear customer,
I am selling the printer at $123. Just for information purposes, store abc is selling it for $140 and there is a service charge when buying from store abc.
Dear customer,
I am selling the printer at $123. Store abc is selling it for $140 and there is a service charge when buying from store abc.
Dear customer,
I am selling the printer at $123. Just to add, store abc is selling it for $140 and there is a service charge when buying from store abc.
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