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difference between memo/letter/paper

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jonathans

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Hi,

Can someone summarize/knows the difference between a memo/letter/paper/anything else?

Thanks!
 
Hi,
I have a genuine question if someone could clarify. Is there a difference between a report and a paper? Or is the format the same?
 
ActEder said:
Hi,
I have a genuine question if someone could clarify. Is there a difference between a report and a paper? Or is the format the same?
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It depends on the intended audience, a report for a Board of Directors may be different to a paper for academics. However I would expect them to broadly look the same and have the same ingredients - title, author's name, recipient's/s' name, date etc all clearly stated.
 
Simon James said:
It depends on the intended audience, a report for a Board of Directors may be different to a paper for academics. However I would expect them to broadly look the same and have the same ingredients - title, author's name, recipient's/s' name, date etc all clearly stated.
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Could you clarify the possible types of written response please: Report, letter, email/memo.
Are there any variations? I seen a paper was required but maybe there could be other forms such as a journal..
 
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