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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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After he sent out//delivered the e-mail,
After he sent out the e-mail, the consumer service center replied to his complaints readily.
After he delivered the e-mail, ...
Hi,
Do both of the above sound right and amount to each other? Thanks.
After he delivered the e-mail, ...
Hi,
Do both of the above sound right and amount to each other? Thanks.
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No, Agliholic. The computer system delivers the e-mail. A person does not.
- No, Agliholic.
- The computer system delivers the e-mail.
- A person does not.
- A postman delivers mail to your door.
- No person delivers e-mail.
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No, Agliholic.
The computer system delivers the e-mail. A person does not. A postman delivers mail to your door. No person delivers e-mail.
I also would not use "sent out" but rather simply "sent." "Sent out" implies a wide distribution.
The computer system delivers the e-mail. A person does not. A postman delivers mail to your door. No person delivers e-mail.
I also would not use "sent out" but rather simply "sent." "Sent out" implies a wide distribution.
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No, deliver does not work here. Sent out is also odd unless he sent the same email to many people. Sent is the expected.
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No, deliver does not work here. Sent out is also odd unless he sent the same email to many people. Sent is the expected.
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