"Email 1 of 1."
Hello,
I am a teacher and I have recently received an instrution (or what I assume is an instruction), "Email 1 of 1", from a homestay provider in the U.S. I got it when I received the list of host families who will provide their home environments to the students who will take a one-month study program around their neighborhood. I am the teacher of those students in their home country, which is why I received the list of the students' host families from the homestay provider. With the attachment of the list, the homestay provider gave me the above instruction, "Email 1 of 1", in his e-mail.
Does this mean that each student should e-mail to their own host family individually before they will arrive there? Or could it mean anything else? As I am not familier with the phrase "1 of 1", any comment will be appreciated.
Thank you very much for your attention!
Top answer
I can't think of how "Email 1 of 1" could be an instruction. Usually it would be a label identifying the email. "Email x of y ", where x and y are numbers, means that there will be y emails in total, and this is the x th in that series.
- I can't think of how "Email 1 of 1" could be an instruction.
- Usually it would be a label identifying the email.
- "Email x of y ", where x and y are numbers, means that there will be y emails in total, and this is the x th in that series.
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- if there were to be three emails in total, you would expect to receive email "1 of 3", then "2 of 3" and lastly "3 of 3".
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I can't think of how "Email 1 of 1" could be an instruction. Usually it would be a label identifying the email. "Email x of y", where x and y are numbers, means that there will be y emails in total, and this is the xth in that series. So, e.g. if there were to be three emails in total, you would expect to receive email "1 of 3", then "2 of 3" and lastl
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