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I just wanted to follow up on the email below. vs I'm just following up on the email below.

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They are both appropriate ways to express the action of checking in on a previous email. The choice between them depends on personal preference and the desired tone of the message.

Last updated: April 06, 2024 • 1752 views

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"I just wanted to follow up on the email below."

This phrase is a polite and formal way to express the intention of checking in on a previous email. It conveys a sense of respect and consideration.
  • I just wanted to follow up on the email below.
  • I just wanted to tell someone.
  • I just wanted to impress you.
  • I just wanted to say congratulations.
  • I just wanted to mention something.
  • I just wanted to come home.
  • I just wanted to see how it handled on human flesh.
  • I just wanted to be with him.
  • I just wanted to get you home.
  • I just wanted to speak with Miss Mariani.
  • I just wanted to get my kit.
  • I just wanted to talk about the scene.
  • I just wanted to see if something happened to you first.
  • I just wanted to be part of it.
  • I just wanted to see how it felt to be Belle Gardiner.
  • I just wanted to see if everything was OK.
  • I just wanted to tell you that Mom's coming.
  • I just wanted to say that I had a wonderful day.
  • Yes, I just wanted to bring you the interest.
  • I just wanted to listen, I had understood.
  • I just wanted to come and say goodbye in person.

Alternatives:

  • I wanted to follow up on the email below.
  • I'm reaching out to follow up on the email below.
  • I'm circling back on the email below.
  • I'm checking in on the email below.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"I'm just following up on the email below."

This phrase is a more casual and direct way to express the action of checking in on a previous email. It can convey a sense of urgency or informality.
  • I'm just following up on the email below.
  • I'm just following up on a missing persons.
  • Not neccessarily, I'm just following up on a hunch.
  • I'm just following up on a phone number registered in your name.
  • I'm just following up with this patient between surgeries.
  • I'm just following up on Regina Vasquez and Angelo Sorrento.
  • Like I said, I'm just following up.
  • He had fluid in his ears, I'm just following up.
  • I'm just following up on a few things for the lawyer who's representing your grandma.
  • I'm just following up on your lab results.
  • I'm just following up on a chatroom message that was sent from your I.P. address last night.
  • Well, I'm just following up on the murder at the Dorset.
  • I'm just following up on my "excuse me!" from 30 seconds ago.
  • I'm just following up on that missing person,
  • I'm just following up.
  • I'm just following up on a lead.
  • I'm just following up on a tip.
  • I'm just following up.
  • I'm just following up.
  • Well, I'm... I'm just following up on those two bodies... we dug up last month.
  • I'm just following up on cold cases that look similar.

Alternatives:

  • I'm following up on the email below.
  • Just a friendly follow-up on the email below.
  • Just checking in on the email below.
  • Just wanted to follow up on the email below.

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