"Your Weekly Address" or "Weekly Address"?
Dear teachers,
When ex-president Obama was in the White House, he delivered an address every week.
On the website of the White House, the menu which compiled his addresses was stated as follows:
"Your Weekly Address"
Q: Why was the menu showing "Your Weekly Address" instead of "Weekly Address"?
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Thanks and best regards,
David Kim
Top answer
I suppose the person who wrote that heading was trying to convey the idea that these weekly addresses were intended for ' you, the reader' . ie in an attempt to make the site seem more 'user-friendly'.
- I suppose the person who wrote that heading was trying to convey the idea that these weekly addresses were intended for ' you, the reader' .
- ie in an attempt to make the site seem more 'user-friendly'.
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I suppose the person who wrote that heading was trying to convey the idea that these weekly addresses were intended for 'you, the reader'. ie in an attempt to make the site seem more 'user-friendly'.
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