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Michael841 Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
For the record
Hello.
Can someone please provide some explanation for the title. when is it said? and what the speaker mean by that?
Can someone please provide some explanation for the title. when is it said? and what the speaker mean by that?
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Hi, This phrase usually means that the speaker is saying something official, something that they are willing to have publicized. The opposite is 'off the record'. Clive
- Hi, This phrase usually means that the speaker is saying something official, something that they are willing to have publicized.
- The opposite is 'off the record'.
- Clive
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Hi,
This phrase usually means that the speaker is saying something official, something that they are willing to have publicized.
The opposite is 'off the record'.
Clive
This phrase usually means that the speaker is saying something official, something that they are willing to have publicized.
The opposite is 'off the record'.
Clive
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Thanks. According to the explanation though it seems like it is used only in business meetings and official conversations while i 've also heard it in casual conversations.
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Hi,
Yes, that's true.
Such uses are more what you might call figurative. We just pretend that there's a record.
Clive
Yes, that's true.
Such uses are more what you might call figurative. We just pretend that there's a record.
Clive
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