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2.1 Category A:

g- Correspondence:
The letters, which a person sends and receives specially

business letters. It is the communication that depends on
utilising letters or e-mails, or the letters or e-mails
exchanged.
 Examples:
- The secretary needs an hour to answer this business

correspondence.
- Any further correspondence should be sent to the new

address of the travel agent's.

h- A communication "Formal": a message or a letter.
 Examples:
- I received your communication of 22nd of January.

i- A note: a short piece of writing.

 The noun correspondence can be countable or uncountable. The plural form will also
be correspondence. However, in more specific contexts, the plural form can also be
correspondences.

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