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Inquiries vs. queries (inquiry vs. query)



 
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Inquiries vs. queries (inquiry vs. query) #1 (permalink) Sun Aug 17, 2008 21:18 pm   Inquiries vs. queries (inquiry vs. query)
 

Hi Guys,

What is the difference between inquiries and quiries?

Thank you very much in advance.

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Inquiries vs. quiries #2 (permalink) Sun Aug 17, 2008 22:09 pm   Inquiries vs. quiries
 

I have the same question?
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Inquiries vs. quiries #3 (permalink) Mon Aug 18, 2008 2:12 am   Inquiries vs. quiries
 

Queries, not quiries.

I usually associate a "query" with computer data. We'll run a query to find out which customers have purchased that item in the last six months.
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Inquiries vs. queries (inquiry vs. query) #4 (permalink) Mon Aug 18, 2008 21:11 pm   Inquiries vs. queries (inquiry vs. query)
 

Still not clear,

My colleagues at the work used to send questions to the clients. They usually mentioned ''please find below my inquiries'' and sometimes ''please find below my queries'',

It's a bit confusing!
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Inquiries vs. queries (inquiry vs. query) #5 (permalink) Mon Aug 18, 2008 21:30 pm   Inquiries vs. queries (inquiry vs. query)
 

Hi,

An inquiry (or enquiry) has a more official air to it, whereas 'query' is more like a question that is put forward when in doubt of a certain issue.
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