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inquiry vs enquiry


As you know I am not a native English speaker. And as such, you might have noticed, some sentences don’t really make sense.

There is one word I am struggling with for years: inquiry or enquiry. What is the difference?

I found a nice post here that explains the difference.

So in the future if a client asks for our service that would be an enquiry. If my boss asks about what I am doing, then this could be an investigation (inquiry) or just a simple question (enquiry) – is it really that simple?

Oh, whilst we are at the topic, I got an email from a work colleague today about the “most mispronounced words” – enjoy :-)

Volker

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  1. #1 by Jen on September 19, 2008 - 12:24

    Yes it is that simple!

    How come you have never asked me?!!

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