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In a formal letter, is the portion following the term "Re:" usually called a "caption"?
Otherwise, what is it usually called instead?
In a formal letter, is the portion following the term "Re:" usually called a "caption"?
Otherwise, what is it usually called instead?
Otherwise, what is it usually called instead?
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@polychromatic As far as I know, there isn't a technical name for it. However, it's understood as "about, regarding to, or with reference to, etc."
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@polychromatic As far as I know, there isn't a technical name for it. However, it's understood as "about, regarding to, or with reference to, etc."
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That's why I couldn't find any satisfying answer :(
If it is an e-mail, do you call such a section ("Re: ...") a subject?
If it is an e-mail, do you call such a section ("Re: ...") a subject?
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@polychromatic Well, thankfully "Re:" is usually written at the top of the memo or letter, stating what the subject of the letter is. So I suppose you could call it a "header" (eg. at the top or the head of the letter).
Okay, that'll be my last word on this matter.
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