Collocation
Just a quick note to...
A common, informal opening used in emails, messages, or short written communications to introduce the main, brief purpose of the message. It implies the communication will be short and to the point.
Definition
'Just a quick note to...' is a common English collocation. A common, informal opening used in emails, messages, or short written communications to introduce the main, brief purpose of the message. It implies the communication will be short and to the point.
Just a quick note to + [verb in infinitive form]...
“Just a quick note to remind you about tomorrow's meeting.”
Examples
- Just a quick note to confirm our appointment for next Tuesday.
- Just a quick note to say thank you for your help yesterday.
- Just a quick note to remind everyone about the upcoming deadline.
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- Just a quick note to check if you received my previous email.
- Just a quick note to ask if you're available for a call later today.
- Just a quick note to apologize for the delay in my response.
- Just a quick note to inform you that the project has been approved.
- Just a quick note to let you know I'll be late for the meeting.
- Just a quick note to follow up on our discussion from last week.
- Just a quick note to update you on the progress of the task.
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