Different Ways to Say “I Attached a File” メールに添付した資料を見て欲しい2025.07.09

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When you’re writing an email in English, especially for work, it’s important to let the reader know that you’ve included a file or document with your message. But did you know there’s more than one way to say it?

Today, we’ll learn several useful phrases you can use to inform someone about an attachment in your email — so you sound professional, polite, and confident!

💬 Basic Phrase

✅ I have attached the file. This is the most common way to say it.

📌 More Phrases to Use

Here are different phrases you can use depending on the tone and situation:

🔹 Formal Phrases

Use these in business or academic emails:

Please find the attached file.

Attached is the document you requested.

I have attached the report for your review.

Enclosed is the information you asked for.

Kindly see the attached document.

💡 Note: “Enclosed” is more common in letters but can also be used in emails.

🔹 Neutral / Everyday Phrases

These are polite but more relaxed, great for coworkers, classmates, or friendly professional emails:

I’ve attached the file to this email.

Here is the file you asked for.

You’ll find the document attached.

I’ve attached the presentation we discussed.

🔹 Friendly or Casual Phrases

Use these with friends, classmates, or close colleagues:

Here’s the file 😊

Sending the file now!

Check out the attachment.

Got that file for you — it’s attached.

🛑 Important Reminders

✅ Don’t forget to actually attach the file before sending! ✅ Always mention what the attachment is (e.g., report, resume, photo). ✅ Choose a phrase that fits the tone of your message (formal, neutral, or casual).

Using different phrases keeps your writing fresh, professional, and more natural in English. Try to learn 2–3 new expressions and use them in your next email!

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