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For questions involving interpersonal situations arising at, or because of, school and education.
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Etiquette question regarding conveying enthusiasm in email communications - used in academic...
The exclamation point is used for exciting news, like "we won!". In your case, it seems that they might be excited to reply to you ;-).
However, whatever you reply with, use exclamation points sparing …
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How should a person be told to apologise when he thinks he isn't wrong?
Though, there is no explicit mention of where it happened, but based on your profile, I can safely assume where it did. Since I belong to the same country you do, I can offer some advice about it.
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