response and respond?

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thank you very intelligent

What about "responds?"

Are they interchangable? "Send a response" vs "send a responds"

I've seen it used on the web and in some documentation. Also spell checks let it slide. Though I'm guessing that's because it can be used like this: "He responds quickly."

(Typing this out, I'm pretty sure I just answered my own question. Oh well, I'm sure I'm not the only one who tho

Hi,

You're right.

Clive

I am always confuse with these words.

May I know is "respond" or "response" should I use in this sentence:

"We confirm the receipt of your mail and will revert with our respond as soon as possible."

Appreciate your help.

Hi,
I am always confuse with these words.

May I know is "respond" or "response" should I use in this sentence:

"We confirm the receipt of your mail and will revert with our respond as soon as possible."

Say:

Mr. Clive's statement is just right.

reponse is noun and respond is verb: I need your response. You must respond immediately

Dear all,

Noted and thank you for the quick reply.

Hi guys, how about this sentence?

"I'm closing this ticket as there is no response from the user. If the problem persists, please open another problem ticket."

Thanks

Hi,

"I'm closing this ticket as there is no response from the user. If the problem persists, please open another problem ticket."

OK. But eliminate repetition.

"I'm closing this ticket as there is no response from the user. If the problem persists, please