faerieheir replied to your post “Native English speakers,once again I’m in need of your help. ...”
I would use either "thanks in advance for your help" or "sincerely"; "thanks for your consideration" would be if you were sending a resume or application
Yeah you're probably right,thank you!:)
punk-kieren-walker replied to your post: Native English speakers,once again I’...
If he’s a native English speaker, “thanks in advance” or just “thank you” would work, I think. A lot of professors tend to respond to their students’ super formal emails in a much less formal way. I think he’d understand what you’re saying.
He's a native Hebrew speaker like me and speaks English as a third or a second language (and Hebrew has almost next to nothing to offer when it comes to formality) but yeah you're both right,I'm gonna sign it as 'thanks in advance,leah'.
Thank you both so much for your help!
