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Difference between enquire and inquire

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Latest post Sat, Jul 4 2009 12:56 PM by misty77. 2 replies.
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misty77  +  804943 Fri, 03 Jul 09 09:55 PM
hiya,


Can anyone please tell me what is the difference between enquire and inquire?


Thanks in advance
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CalifJim  +  804963 Fri, 03 Jul 09 10:10 PM
enquire is usually listed in American dictionaries as a British variant of inquire.  The meaning is the same, but it's spelled one way or the other depending on where you live.  Being American, I only use inquire.


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misty77, 145 days ago

Tks a ton !

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