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Phrase "Send your feedback(s) to xxx@yahoo.com" #1 (permalink) Fri May 08, 2009 12:10 pm   Phrase "Send your feedback(s) to xxx@yahoo.com"
 

My dear and respected teachers,

1: "Send your feedback to xxx@yahoo.com" OR "Send your feedbacks to xxx@yahoo.com" ?

2: "I want to send you something via fax." OR "I want to send you something through fax." ?

3: "Someone gave me 30 pages to compose.All are written in English." ?
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Phrase "Send your feedback(s) to xxx@yahoo.com" #2 (permalink) Sat May 09, 2009 1:52 am   Phrase "Send your feedback(s) to xxx@yahoo.com"
 

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1: "Send your feedback to xxx@yahoo.com"
2: "I want to send you something via fax."
3: "Someone gave me 30 pages to translate/edit/read/copy?. All are written in English."
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