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asked 04/01/25"What are more formal ways to say 'Thanks a lot' in professional emails?"
I often use "Thanks a lot" in emails to coworkers or clients. Are there any better or more professional alternatives I could use?
2 Answers By Expert Tutors
Michele W. answered 04/01/25
Passionate Tutor Specializing in Academic Writing and Social Sciences
Great question!
Here are some ideas:
- Thank you for your consideration.
- I appreciate your prompt response.
- Thank you for your assistance with this matter.
- I’m grateful for the opportunity.
Hope that helps! :)
Sawayn A.
Do these statements need to be taken into context? And I'm looking for a more friendly but polished response.08/22/25
Flor de lis W. answered 04/03/25
Experienced Language Tutor - ESL, French, Writing
In addition to what Michele W. wrote, I would add simply:
Thank you
This is short and concise and perfectly approriate
I would also stop using "Thanks a lot!” since, in English, this can have a negative meaning when taken out of context. It is often said sarcastically in English and means the opposite of what you are trying to convey. Even when said positively, it is very informal.
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04/01/25