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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
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envelope
(n)
The stationery store has envelopes.
The stationery store has envelopes.
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mailbox
(n)
mailbox full of mail
mailbox full of mail
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stationery
(n)
The stationery store has envelopes.
The stationery store has envelopes.
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write a letter
(p)
Do you need to write a letter? (informal)
Do you need to write a letter? (informal)
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parcel
(n)
A parcel has arrived.
A parcel has arrived.
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address
(n)
a direction that identifies a building where someone lives or company is
Please write your address, name, age, and telephone number on the application form.
Please write your address, name, age, and telephone number on the application form.
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post a letter
(p)
post a letter
post a letter
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express letter
(n)
express mail
express mail
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certified mail
(n)
Certified mail gives you a record of the letter being sent and received.
Certified mail gives you a record of the letter being sent and received.
receive
(v)
to be given something
receive money
receive money
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recipient
(n)
recipient of a letter
recipient of a letter
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consignee
(n)
deliver to the consignee
deliver to the consignee
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airmail
(n)
airmail letter
airmail letter
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post office
(n)
The post office is open until 5PM.
The post office is open until 5PM.
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stamp
(n)
Do you collect stamps?
Do you collect stamps?
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mailman
(n)
mailman in uniform
mailman in uniform
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return
(v)
Return my stapler!
Return my stapler!
mail
(n)
mailbox full of mail
mailbox full of mail
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letter
(n)
I hope that you send me the letter soon.
I hope that you send me the letter soon.
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seal
(v)
The woman is sealing the envelope.
The woman is sealing the envelope.
stamp on a letter
(n)
I need envelopes and stamps for these three letters.
I need envelopes and stamps for these three letters.
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express mail
(n)
express mail
express mail
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