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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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respond/answer/react
Smile and look at people. If you smile and show you're interested, people will respond and conversation will be easier.
Could I replace "respond" in the above with "answer, reply, or react?" If none, what are its synonyms here? Thanks.
Could I replace "respond" in the above with "answer, reply, or react?" If none, what are its synonyms here? Thanks.
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To respond in this context means that people have a favourable impression of you so they will react well to your approach. Neither answer nor reply are suitable in the context.
- To respond in this context means that people have a favourable impression of you so they will react well to your approach.
- Neither answer nor reply are suitable in the context.
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To respond in this context means that people have a favourable impression of you so they will react well to your approach.
Neither answer nor reply are suitable in the context.
Neither answer nor reply are suitable in the context.
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Feebs11To respond in this context means that people have a favourable impression of you so they will react well to your approach.Thanks, Feebs.
Neither answer nor reply are suitable in the context.
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