Sophia Merton

Sophia Merton

Sophia Merton is one of the lead freelance writers for WritingTips.org. Sophia received her BA from Vassar College. She is passionate about reading, writing, and the written word. Her goal is to help everyone, whether native English speaker or not, learn how to write and speak with perfect English.

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Sophia Merton

'As Per Your Request': Meaning, Synonyms, Examples

Did you receive an email that uses the phrase ‘as per your request’? What does…

'Good Luck With Your Future Endeavors': Meaning and Ways to Reply

Did you receive an email that said, ‘good luck with your future endeavors’? What does…

'As of Now': Definition, Meaning, Examples

What does it mean when someone says ‘as of now’? How would you use this…

'Thanks for Letting Me Know': Meaning and Ways to Reply

Did you share information with someone, and they responded by saying, ‘thanks for letting me…

'I Hope All Is Well With You': Alternative Ways to Say It

Are you looking for another way to say ‘I hope all is well with you’…

‘Til We Meet Again’: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

Did someone say ‘til we meet again’ when you were parting ways, and you are…

‘Balls to the Wall’: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

Did someone use the phrase ‘balls to the wall,’ and you’re wondering what it means?…

'Happiest Birthday': Meaning, Definition, Examples

Did someone tell you they hope you have the ‘happiest birthday’ ever? What does this…

'As Per My Last Email': Meaning, Alternatives, Ways to Reply

Did you receive an email that uses the phrase ‘as per my last email,’ and…

'May You Live in Interesting Times': Definition, Origin, Examples

Did someone say, ‘may you live in interesting times,’ and you’re wondering what it means?…
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'Attached Herewith': Meaning and When to Say It

Did you receive an email that used the phrase ‘attached herewith’? What does this phrase…

'You Are Most Welcome': Meaning, Definition, Examples

Did someone say ‘you are most welcome’ to you after you said ‘thank you,’ and…
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