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Tatyana Shovgurova
what does it mean:RE -at the start of a report?
Which of these can also be used at the start of a report:
date--------------------
mark---------------
or
Conclusion-------------
RE---------------
Oct 7, 2012 2:29 PM
Answers · 1
"Re" or "RE" at the start of any written communication is an abbreviation for the word "regarding" (which means "about" in this usage). It tells the reader what the topic or subject of the report or letter Is going to be. Proper use would have a colon as punctuation after "Re" and then a blank line before the report begins.
It is not used in personal communication, but often used in business and government communication. Is is usually used to begin a form of communication called a "memo" as opposed to a business letter.
Example...
MEMO
Date: 10/6/2012
To: Ms. Smith
From: Mr. Jones
Re: Your purchase from our store
October 7, 2012
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Tatyana Shovgurova
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