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Preciousbunny Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Solve and resolve
resolve customoer problems
but why not or can I say solve customer problems.....
and whatr's the differences?;-)
but why not or can I say solve customer problems.....
and whatr's the differences?;-)
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Hi, solve - suggests there is a clear and correct solution, and possibly just one resolve - does not sound so clear-cut. Focuses on ending the problem, in some way that makes the customer happy For example, an apology might resolve a customer problem, but it sounds a bit wrong to me to say it might solve it. Clive
- Hi, solve - suggests there is a clear and correct solution, and possibly just one resolve - does not sound so clear-cut.
- Focuses on ending the problem, in some way that makes the customer happy For example, an apology might resolve a customer problem, but it sounds a bit wrong to me to say it might solve it.
- Clive
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Hi,
solve - suggests there is a clear and correct solution, and possibly just one
resolve - does not sound so clear-cut. Focuses on ending the problem, in some way that makes the customer happy
For example, an apology might resolve a customer problem, but it sounds a bit wrong to me to say it might solve
solve - suggests there is a clear and correct solution, and possibly just one
resolve - does not sound so clear-cut. Focuses on ending the problem, in some way that makes the customer happy
For example, an apology might resolve a customer problem, but it sounds a bit wrong to me to say it might solve
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Get the correct answer.
... solve a math problem.
... solve an algebra problem.
... solve an accounting problem.
... solve a puzzle.
Restore harmony to a situation.
... resolve a conflict.
... resolve a complaint.
... resolve a disagreement.
... resolve a dispute.
CJ
... solve a math problem.
... solve an algebra problem.
... solve an accounting problem.
... solve a puzzle.
Restore harmony to a situation.
... resolve a conflict.
... resolve a complaint.
... resolve a disagreement.
... resolve a dispute.
CJ
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Hi Precious,
Possibly you are misinterpreting the word 'resolve'.
It does not mean 'solve again', ie it does not mean 're-solve'.
Clive
Possibly you are misinterpreting the word 'resolve'.
It does not mean 'solve again', ie it does not mean 're-solve'.
Clive
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