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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Compliments
1. Can a formal or informal written message be end as:
"Compliments."
2- In the event that's correct, and it should it be:
"Compliments from... " or "Complimets of..."
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THANK YOU.
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Christine Christie 1. " 2- In the event that's correct, and it should it be: "Compliments from... " No.
- Christine Christie 1.
- " 2- In the event that's correct, and it should it be: "Compliments from...
- " No.
- You say or write "Compliments of [name]" when you have just given something for free and no payment is expected.
- Sometimes this is done as part of an advertising campaign.
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Christine Christie1. Can a formal or informal written message be end as:
"Compliments."
2- In the event that's correct, and it should it be:
"Compliments from... " or "Complimets of..."
No.
You say or write "Compliments of [name]" when you have just given something for free and no payment is expected. Sometimes this is done a
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