have a query or having a query?

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[FONT=avenir-lt-w01_35-light1475496]Is this correct?[/FONT]
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[FONT=avenir-lt-w01_35-light1475496]Need help with our product or having a query? Please send a mail to XXXXXX[/FONT][FONT=avenir-lt-w01_85-heavy1475544] [/FONT][FONT=avenir-lt-w01_85-heavy1475544][/FONT][FONT=avenir-lt-w01_35-light1475496]or simply fill up this contact form
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Is what correct?

Send us a complete sentence.

Thanks!
 
Is what correct?

Send us a complete sentence.

Thanks!


[FONT=avenir-lt-w01_35-light1475496]Need help with our product or having a query? Please send a mail to XXXXXX [/FONT][FONT=avenir-lt-w01_85-heavy1475544][/FONT][FONT=avenir-lt-w01_35-light1475496]or simply fill up this contact form

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^ This is the sentence
 
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Do you need help with our product or have a question? Please send an email [or: send a letter] to XXXXXX, or simply fill out this contact form.

^ These are sentences.
End all sentences with a period, question mark, or exclamation point.

Look up query and question to see the difference.

 
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You don't have to add "Do you" at the beginning. The sentence is casual and not strictly correct without it, but it's common, everyday English in the right register for the website context I think you want to use this in. The rest of Charlie's corrections are necessary.
 
You don't have to add "Do you" at the beginning. The sentence is casual and not strictly correct without it, but it's common, everyday English in the right register for the website context I think you want to use this in. The rest of Charlie's corrections are necessary.
Right. I wouldn't have added "Do you," but the site asks for complete sentences. So I completed it.

Derik, it's natural either way. and for your purposes, your original phrasing (without "Do you") makes sense.
 
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