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The list of winners will be announced tomorrow. vs ...will be published tomorrow



 
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The list of winners will be announced tomorrow. vs ...will be published tomorrow #1 (permalink) Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:53 am   The list of winners will be announced tomorrow. vs ...will be published tomorrow		  
Hello,
What would be the best one ??
The list of winners will be announced tomorrow
or
The list of winners will be published tomorrow
or
The list of winners will be posted tomorrow
or is there any other suggestion
(I pay you my attention that the list is on the wall)
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The list of winners will be announced tomorrow. vs ...will be published tomor #2 (permalink) Fri Jun 26, 2009 11:31 am   The list of winners will be announced tomorrow. vs ...will be published tomor		  
Anas wrote:
Hello,
What would be the best one ??
The list of winners will be announced tomorrow
or
The list of winners will be published tomorrow
or
The list of winners will be posted tomorrow
or is there any other suggestion
(I pay you my attention that the list is on the wall)


Hello, I'm not a teacher, but I thing there is difference on the meaning of your sentences.

"Annonce" is with the voice (during a meeting for example), published is for writing, in the newspapers, and posted it's the postal invoice.

For me it's depend and what you want to say exactly.

Have a nice day. :D
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