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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Word Correction: ( reception , receipt, or treatment)

I have visited my friend in US and during my visit , he took a good care for me. So I will say:

1) Thank you so much for your warm reception.

2) Thank you so much for your warm receipt.

3) Thank you so much for your warm treatment.

4) Thank you so much for your warm care.

Which one is common in daily conversation and correct words in the above context.

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Top answer

napoleonponapa I have visited my friend in US and during my visit , he took a good care for me. ) So I will say: 1) Thank you so much for your warm reception. Only this one is idiomatic.

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  • napoleonponapa I have visited my friend in US and during my visit , he took a good care for me.
  • ) So I will say: 1) Thank you so much for your warm reception.
  • Only this one is idiomatic.
  • 2) Thank you so much for your warm receipt.
  • wrong word 3) Thank you so much for your warm treatment.
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napoleonponapaI have visited my friend in US and during my visit , he took a good care for me.
(I have visited my friend in the US, and during my visit he took good care of
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Dear Sir :

After your correction, Can they be used interchangably and synonym to each other? why did you put question mark?

Thanks
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napoleonponapa After your correction, Can they be used interchangably and synonym to each other? why did you put question mark?
No. Reception, treatment, and care are all separate aspects of entertaining guests. You might have received one and not another.

I put the question marks because I wasn't convince
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I have visited my friend in US and during my visit, he took a good care for of me. So I will say:

1) Thank you so much for your warm reception. No, I wouldn't say reception. Reception is a manner of being received or a celebration after a wedding. Using the first meaning, it implies that it was great at first but makes no mention of the entire visit.
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