How do you use herewith?

"Herewith" is an archaic word that's slowly fading out of common usage. It's often considered overly formal, and in most cases, there are simpler, more modern alternatives.

Here's how "herewith" is used, along with some examples and better alternatives:

Meaning:

* "Herewith" means "with this" or "along with this." It's used to introduce something that is being submitted, attached, or presented.

Examples:

* Formal: "Herewith are the documents you requested."

* Formal: "Please find herewith the report you asked for."

Alternatives:

* "Here are..." "Here are the documents you requested."

* "Attached please find..." "Attached please find the report you asked for."

* "I am sending you..." "I am sending you the documents you requested."

* "Please see the attached..." "Please see the attached report."

When to use "Herewith" (with caution):

* Formal documents: It might be used in very formal legal or business documents where a traditional, archaic tone is preferred.

* Humor: You might use "herewith" ironically or for humorous effect, especially when speaking in a formal, stuffy context.

In most cases, it's best to use a more modern alternative to "herewith." It will make your writing clearer and more approachable for most audiences.