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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Correspondence
Does 'correspondence' have the meaning of 'reply'?
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Since I don't know the context in which you are asking this specifically, it is hard to answer more precisely. " But, when you say correspondence, in general, it can include both initialletters and replys, as in, "Our correspondence has failed to bring this matter to a conclusion. " Hope this helps!
- Since I don't know the context in which you are asking this specifically, it is hard to answer more precisely.
- " But, when you say correspondence, in general, it can include both initialletters and replys, as in, "Our correspondence has failed to bring this matter to a conclusion.
- " Hope this helps!
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Since I don't know the context in which you are asking this specifically, it is hard to answer more precisely.
You would not say in an initial or subsequent letter to someone, "I await your correspondence," you would say, "I await your reply."
But, when you say correspondence, in general, it can include both initialletters and replys, as in, "Our correspondence has failed to brin
You would not say in an initial or subsequent letter to someone, "I await your correspondence," you would say, "I await your reply."
But, when you say correspondence, in general, it can include both initialletters and replys, as in, "Our correspondence has failed to brin
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