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Ryotaro Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Write a note
A: I can't call her?
B: I suggest you write a note.
B suggested A to writte a letter? Do you use "note" instead of "letter"?
Thanks,
Ryo
B: I suggest you write a note.
B suggested A to writte a letter? Do you use "note" instead of "letter"?
Thanks,
Ryo
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A letter is formal. For something you scribble down to "notify" someone something, it is more casual - a note.
- A letter is formal.
- For something you scribble down to "notify" someone something, it is more casual - a note.
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A letter is formal.
For something you scribble down to "notify" someone something, it is more casual - a note.
For something you scribble down to "notify" someone something, it is more casual - a note.
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