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Pen slide 883 Posted 7 years ago
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Pass on or forward
Hi, teachers~
I am wondering about the differences between forward and pass on.
A person (A) sends a person (B) a text message that (A) got from a person (C).
(A) wants to use 'pass on.' in this case.
I told (A) that 'forward' might be better than 'pass on.'
Honestly, I am not sure. Forward just feels right.
Can anyone let me know the answer?
Thank you in advance~
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Both are technically correct, but forward is more common terminology for 'passing on' an electronic message.
- Both are technically correct, but forward is more common terminology for 'passing on' an electronic message.
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Both are technically correct, but forward is more common terminology for 'passing on' an electronic message.
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