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Difference; Application and formal letter



 
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Difference; Application and formal letter #1 (permalink) Mon Jun 05, 2006 12:28 pm   Difference; Application and formal letter
 

Hi,

Is there any difference between an application and a formal letter? For example: " A two-day leave..." will be an application to the Principal or a formal letter?

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Difference; Application and formal letter #2 (permalink) Mon Jun 05, 2006 14:19 pm   Difference; Application and formal letter
 

Based on the tiny little bit of context you gave ;), it sounds like "an application to the principal" would be a verbal request rather than a written request (a formal letter).

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