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PRESENT

What is the difference between a 'present' and 'gift'..

What is actually a 'formal gifts' and 'casual gifts'... what are the gifts given on occasions of weddings, birthdays, or anniversaries called???
  

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There is no difference in meaning. 'Gift' is slightly more formal, I think. There is no special name for formal gifts or casual gifts or gifts for specific occasions.

— Mister Micawber

  • There is no difference in meaning.
  • 'Gift' is slightly more formal, I think.
  • There is no special name for formal gifts or casual gifts or gifts for specific occasions.
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There is no difference in meaning. 'Gift' is slightly more formal, I think. There is no special name for formal gifts or casual gifts or gifts for specific occasions.
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