Need to bring attention to an email I sent a while ago, how to I do it? [on hold]





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So I have been away from office for a few days and I had sent an email to my colleague with some tasks that have to be done.



However, it's has been three days and I haven't received any reply.



I am pretty sure he's got it and want to politely remind him by replying to the same email thread.



I thought I just ask if he's received but don't think that will do it.



Any suggestions?






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So I have been away from office for a few days and I had sent an email to my colleague with some tasks that have to be done.



However, it's has been three days and I haven't received any reply.



I am pretty sure he's got it and want to politely remind him by replying to the same email thread.



I thought I just ask if he's received but don't think that will do it.



Any suggestions?






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  • Hi nshunz, welcome to ELU. Unfortunately, we don't answer questions about how to phrase things, since that's more about interpersonal relationships, than English, per se. We like to answer questions about grammar and etymology. I think your question is likely to be closed as off-topic.
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    2 days ago













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So I have been away from office for a few days and I had sent an email to my colleague with some tasks that have to be done.



However, it's has been three days and I haven't received any reply.



I am pretty sure he's got it and want to politely remind him by replying to the same email thread.



I thought I just ask if he's received but don't think that will do it.



Any suggestions?






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So I have been away from office for a few days and I had sent an email to my colleague with some tasks that have to be done.



However, it's has been three days and I haven't received any reply.



I am pretty sure he's got it and want to politely remind him by replying to the same email thread.



I thought I just ask if he's received but don't think that will do it.



Any suggestions?






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  • Hi nshunz, welcome to ELU. Unfortunately, we don't answer questions about how to phrase things, since that's more about interpersonal relationships, than English, per se. We like to answer questions about grammar and etymology. I think your question is likely to be closed as off-topic.
    – Azor Ahai
    2 days ago


















  • Hi nshunz, welcome to ELU. Unfortunately, we don't answer questions about how to phrase things, since that's more about interpersonal relationships, than English, per se. We like to answer questions about grammar and etymology. I think your question is likely to be closed as off-topic.
    – Azor Ahai
    2 days ago
















Hi nshunz, welcome to ELU. Unfortunately, we don't answer questions about how to phrase things, since that's more about interpersonal relationships, than English, per se. We like to answer questions about grammar and etymology. I think your question is likely to be closed as off-topic.
– Azor Ahai
2 days ago




Hi nshunz, welcome to ELU. Unfortunately, we don't answer questions about how to phrase things, since that's more about interpersonal relationships, than English, per se. We like to answer questions about grammar and etymology. I think your question is likely to be closed as off-topic.
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