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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Letter Writing
HEAR OR READ
It is wrong to type "i hear you" while chatting with someone, but it's right to type " i can read you" since you don't hear from the person by vocal, but by typing
or what do you think
or what do you think
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” in written correspondence. ’ We may then follow it with an indication of agreement or disagreement. "I read you loud and clear," is a similar expression that means you are being heard clearly.
- ” in written correspondence.
- ’ We may then follow it with an indication of agreement or disagreement.
- "I read you loud and clear," is a similar expression that means you are being heard clearly.
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Strange as it may seem, we still use the expression, “I hear you!” in written correspondence. However, we don’t have an expression, “I can read you.”
“I hear you!” (with or without the exclamation point/mark) means ‘I hear what you are saying and recognize it as an opinion being expressed.’ We may then follow it with an indication of agreement or disagreement.
"I read you loud and clear,
“I hear you!” (with or without the exclamation point/mark) means ‘I hear what you are saying and recognize it as an opinion being expressed.’ We may then follow it with an indication of agreement or disagreement.
"I read you loud and clear,
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