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I hope this email reaches you vs I hope this email will find you

Both phrases are correct and commonly used to express the hope that an email will be received by the intended recipient. They convey the same meaning and can be used interchangeably.
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I hope this email reaches you

This phrase is correct and commonly used to express the hope that an email will be received by the intended recipient.

This phrase is used to convey the hope that the email will successfully be delivered to the recipient.

Examples:

  • I hope this email reaches you in time for the meeting.
  • I hope this email reaches you without any issues.
  • I hope this good news reaches you soon in Guernsey.
  • "I hope this letter reaches you."
  • Dear Number 40, I hope this note reaches you and you won't find me too forward in sending it.
  • I hope this visit wasn't entirely unexpected.
  • I hope this position will gain majority support tomorrow.
  • I hope this report does somewhat better.
  • I hope this intrusion is justifiable.
  • I hope this is a balanced report and I hope it charts the way forward.
  • Pilot, I hope this works.
  • I hope this isn't a fraud like global warming or second-hand smoke.
  • I hope this job will keep him away from the police.
  • I hope this pleasure is often repeated.
  • I hope this is urgent, Lieutenant.
  • I hope this is my final cry.
  • I hope this is a vintage year.
  • I hope this experience will be a success.
  • So I hope this trip is a little different.
  • I hope this pleasure is repeated often.
  • Miss Bennet, I hope this...
  • I hope this will restore consumer confidence in beef, especially after the BSE crisis.

Alternatives:

  • I hope this email finds you well.
  • I hope this email gets to you.
  • I hope this email lands in your inbox.

I hope this email will find you

This phrase is correct and commonly used to express the hope that an email will be received by the intended recipient.

This phrase is used to convey the hope that the email will successfully be delivered to the recipient.

Examples:

  • I hope this email will find you in good health.
  • I hope this email will find you at your new address.
  • I hope this commonsense amendment will find favour.
  • Dear Lisbon, I hope this finds you well.
  • Dear James, I hope this letter finds you well in India.
  • I hope this letter finds you well.
  • I hope this card finds you all well, as it does me.
  • Dear Ma and Pa, I hope this letter finds you well.
  • I would say that I hope this note finds you well but as these things go... that won't be the case.
  • 'Dear Brian, I hope this letter finds you well 'and that you're not finding being a lawyer too stressful.
  • I hope this finds you in better health than my hopes for victory.
  • as always, I hope this finds you in good health.
  • I hope this one finds you!
  • I hope this visit wasn't entirely unexpected.
  • I hope this position will gain majority support tomorrow.
  • I hope this report does somewhat better.
  • I hope this intrusion is justifiable.
  • I hope this is a balanced report and I hope it charts the way forward.
  • I hope we will find common ground on which to stand.
  • I hope the Enterprise will find the answer to this enigma.
  • I hope that we will find a solution for this.
  • I hope you will find everything to your comfort.

Alternatives:

  • I hope this email reaches you.
  • I hope this email gets to you.
  • I hope this email lands in your inbox.

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