Please proceed in email can be expressed as “Go ahead”, “What’s next?”, “What can I do for you?” or simply “Yes, please”. Depending on the context, the most appropriate phrase to use can vary. In formal settings, “go ahead” is often used. When asking someone to proceed with a task you have assigned them, the phrase “What’s next?” is often used. Informally, “What can I do for you?” can be used in a friendly manner. As a single-word answer, “Yes, please” is also appropriate when confirming someone should proceed with an action.
Keywords: email, proceed, formal settings, task, friendly manner
Long Tail Keywords: asking someone to proceed with a task you have assigned them, confirming someone should proceed with an action
Meta Description: Learn how to use the phrase “Go ahead”, “What’s next?”, “What can I do for you?” or simply “Yes, please” when responding in email. Understand the appropriate phrasing for formal settings and when casually confirming a task has been assigned.
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