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Tomer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

What's the difference between

Hi,

"Sorry for the late reply"

and

"sorry for the late reaction"

thanks
  

Top answer

"reaction" isn't normally used in such context reply: means you formulated a reply reaction: it means you just reacted, making a gesture, etc, without necessarily formulating or thinking of any reply

— Marius Hancu

  • "reaction" isn't normally used in such context reply: means you formulated a reply reaction: it means you just reacted, making a gesture, etc, without necessarily formulating or thinking of any reply
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"reaction" isn't normally used in such context

reply: means you formulated a reply

reaction: it means you just reacted, making a gesture, etc, without necessarily formulating or thinking of any reply
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