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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
The word customer
Would customer be the right choice of word when referring to someone who visits a theme park.
The customer pays for admission for the theme park and the rides are free
The example used is " I had to make sure the customers were confident with the controls"
Generally I think of customers as people who buy a product or an item, but because they are buying access I wouldn't use it. Thoughts on this?
The customer pays for admission for the theme park and the rides are free
The example used is " I had to make sure the customers were confident with the controls"
Generally I think of customers as people who buy a product or an item, but because they are buying access I wouldn't use it. Thoughts on this?
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Anonymous Would customer be the right choice of word when referring to someone who visits a theme park. Much depends on the owners of the theme park. Some think it sounds better to refer to their customers as 'visitors' or 'guests'.
- Anonymous Would customer be the right choice of word when referring to someone who visits a theme park.
- Much depends on the owners of the theme park.
- Some think it sounds better to refer to their customers as 'visitors' or 'guests'.
- Anonymous Generally I think of customers as people who buy a product or an item, but because they are buying access I wouldn't use it.
- Thoughts on this?
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AnonymousWould customer be the right choice of word when referring to someone who visits a theme park.Much depends on the owners of the theme park. Some think it sounds better to refer to their customers as 'visitors' or 'guests'.
AnonymousGenerally I think of customers as people who buy a product or an item, but because they are buyin
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