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Perfect Stranger Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary

Is it a proposal or a proposition?

Dear Users,

Which one of these should in this sentence:

Here are my two propositions/proposals for a trip we could do in July.


Thank you

  

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Perfect Stranger Which one of these should be used in this the following sentence ? I wouldn't use "propositions"; either "proposals" or "suggestions" is okay.

— Teechr

  • Perfect Stranger Which one of these should be used in this the following sentence ?
  • I wouldn't use "propositions"; either "proposals" or "suggestions" is okay.
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Perfect StrangerWhich one of these should be used in this the following sentence?

I wouldn't use "propositions"; either "proposals" or "suggestions" is okay.

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Perfect Strangerproposals

That is ok. proposition is way too formal.

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