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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Notice or information
Hi
Please tell when I can use them.
This is for your notice.
This is for your information.
Please tell when I can use them.
This is for your notice.
This is for your information.
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What are you trying to say, vsuresh? More context is needed. John
- What are you trying to say, vsuresh?
- More context is needed.
- John
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Hi JohnParis
I'm afraid I have not been clear.
This (A report) is for your notice.
This (A report) is for your information.
Please tell me the difference.
I'm afraid I have not been clear.
This (A report) is for your notice.
This (A report) is for your information.
Please tell me the difference.
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If you are speaking about a report, then you should say "this report is for your information".
A notice is generally used to apprise or warn people; a notification or warning of something, esp. to allow preparations to be made.
John
PS: this is dictionary stuff, Vsuresh. I don't mind helping you out because most of your questions are very relevant to learners but you cou
A notice is generally used to apprise or warn people; a notification or warning of something, esp. to allow preparations to be made.
John
PS: this is dictionary stuff, Vsuresh. I don't mind helping you out because most of your questions are very relevant to learners but you cou
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