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- herewith vs. hereby - WordReference Forums
In my experience, "herewith" most commonly means "along with this" while "hereby" means "by means of this" "We hereby declare" = "we declare by means of this (proclamation)" "I am submitting herewith an application for the position" = "I am submitting along with this (letter)" Several dictionaries list "hereby" as a second definition of "herewith" so they must be interchangeable in some
- I am to submit I am submitting - WordReference Forums
Please see this thread: herewith or hereby In post #2 is an example of herewith being used as you use it here You can add questions about 'herewith' to that thread, if you wish This thread discusses the one I am more accustomed to: Attached please find or Please find attached You are welcome to add questions there as well
- here or herewith? - WordReference Forums
For me, ' herewith ' is an extremely formal adverb which should be used rather carefully It means ' along with ' the document that you are about to mention In the case that you gave, I prefer ' here ' to ' herewith ' If you insist upon using ' herewith ', you may need to have your sentence restructured:
- is ATTACHED HEREWITH THE (file name) correct?
I know something like 'attached herewith are my X documents' is not uncommon in Filipino English If you use it that way, you need a verb (is are) and you need something that is a file or document ('Registry of Workers, Assessed and Certified' isn't clearly one - perhaps you mean 'Register of Workers' or RWAC document?)
- herewith or hereby - WordReference Forums
When writing a formal petition or something like that, would you prefer to use "herewith" or "hereby" in for instance: I declare herewith hereby that I reckon that "hereby" is more common in such contexts, especially in "I hereby declare you man and wife" However, I'd like to hear your
- Pls find herewith attached doc? - WordReference Forums
Hi all, When I'm sending an attachment to someone the phrase I usually use is "pls find herewith attached xxxx" but sometimes I skip the "pls find" part and just say "herewith attached xxxx" is it correct to use? Is there any difference in saying "attached herewith" or "herewith attached"
- attached enclosed - WordReference Forums
Edval, I believe your understanding is correct However, One can say clearly: 1 Please find the enclosed 2 Please find the attached "herewith" sounds extremely formal, as in legal writing, and although correct and generally understood, I have never used the word
- herewith the explanation - WordReference Forums
"Herewith" is a formal word and its use here seem entirely unnecessary, The meaning appears to be "This sentence brings the explanation to a close", but I don't understand why the present perfect is used What is the situation? Is this sentence spoken or written at the end of the explanation?
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