Next up, you can use “please continue” as another way to say “please proceed.” Again, … See more

For a slightly more friendly alternative, you can say “feel free to move forward.” It’s a good way to appear more conversational and open to ideas that someone might have. We r… See more

Next, we want to touch on “you may proceed.” Again, not much has changed from the original phrase here. However, it’s just enough to keep things formal and engaging. … See more

“Please go ahead” is a great phrase to include in a formal email. It shows you’d like someone to continue with what they’re already doing. This is a great way to inspire confidence … See more

Feel free to write “you should continue” instead of “please proceed.” It’s another great formal synonym that helps to keep things slightly more interesting. You should try it when … See more