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Perfect Stranger Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Relay vs forward
Dear users,
If I say I'll relay your message to the testers, does it simply mean I'll forward the message to them? Is there any difference between those two verbs?
Thank you
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Perfect Stranger I'll relay your message to the testers = I will convey the message in my own words. Perfect Stranger I'll forward the message to them = I will convey your written message verbatim.
- Perfect Stranger I'll relay your message to the testers = I will convey the message in my own words.
- Perfect Stranger I'll forward the message to them = I will convey your written message verbatim.
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Perfect StrangerI'll relay your message to the testers
= I will convey the message in my own words.
Perfect StrangerI'll forward the message to them
= I will convey your written message verbatim.
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