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Jenny chiu Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

first class mail

What is the difference between first class mail and express delivery?

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You need to check the appropriate post office for the precise services they offer. However, generally 'first class mail' simply means letters and postcards rather than packages and junk mail. 'Express delivery' is some kind of special expedited service for an added fee.

— Mister Micawber

  • You need to check the appropriate post office for the precise services they offer.
  • However, generally 'first class mail' simply means letters and postcards rather than packages and junk mail.
  • 'Express delivery' is some kind of special expedited service for an added fee.
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You need to check the appropriate post office for the precise services they offer. However, generally 'first class mail' simply means letters and postcards rather than packages and junk mail. 'Express delivery' is some kind of special expedited service for an added fee.
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