Letter/card/note
A guy who's working for me has just lost his mother last week, so i've sent him a sympathy letter/card/note. (to his actual mailbox)
What is best to choose?
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In very broad terms, here's the idea. a letter (if not electronic) is something you put in an envelope. It commonly starts with Dear *** and finishes with eg Your sincerely.
- In very broad terms, here's the idea.
- a letter (if not electronic) is something you put in an envelope.
- It commonly starts with Dear *** and finishes with eg Your sincerely.
- a card is commonly bought in a store.
- An example is a birthday card.
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In very broad terms, here's the idea.
a letter (if not electronic) is something you put in an envelope. It commonly starts with Dear *** and finishes with eg Your sincerely.
a card is commonly bought in a store. An example is a birthday card. It usually has nice words preprinted, and you sign it and add a few words of your own.
a note is like a brief le
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