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In health services, an unevaluated individual who is known to have been sufficiently near an infected individual to have been exposed to the transfer of infectious material. If you have trouble using these applications, please give us a call. Contact was declared to be properly a noun, not a verb—and besides, it was argued, as a verb it was vague.

The sentence We will contact you when your application has been processed allows for a variety of possible ways to communicate: by mail, telephone, email, or fax. Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 7 AM - 11 PM ET Saturday 7 AM - 6 PM ET. The sentence We will contact you when your application has been processed allows for a variety of possible ways to communicate: by mail, telephone, email, or fax. The examples are countless and familiar.

I'll contact you by telephone. I made several good contacts in London. As for the vagueness of contact, this seems a virtue in an age in which forms of communication have proliferated. Usage Note: The verb contact is a classic Contact " of a verb that was made from a noun and of a new usage that was initially frowned upon. Tell us your concern—we'll be glad to help. One can head an organization or toe the mark; butter the bread or bread the cutlet.

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Usage Note: The verb contact is a classic example of a verb that was made from a noun and of a new usage that was initially frowned upon. Contact was declared to be properly a noun, not a verb—and besides, it was argued, as a verb it was vague. Neither of these arguments holds water. Turning nouns into verbs is one of the most routine ways in which new verbs enter English. The examples are countless and familiar. Curb, date, elbow, interview, panic, and park are but a few. The verb contact is but another instance of what linguists call functional shift from one part of speech to another. As for the vagueness of contact, this seems a virtue in an age in which forms of communication have proliferated. The sentence We will contact you when your application has been processed allows for a variety of possible ways to communicate: by mail, telephone, email, or fax. The usefulness and popularity of this verb has worn down resistance to it. In 1969, only 34 percent of the Usage Panel accepted the use of contact as a verb, but in 1988, 65 percent of the Panel accepted it in the sentence She immediately called an officer at the Naval Intelligence Service, who in turn contacted the FBI. In 2004, fully 94 percent accepted contact in this same sentence. See Usage Note at. One can head an organization or toe the mark; butter the bread or bread the cutlet. Grammatically at least, there is no justification for the once frequently heard criticism of used as a verb, esp. In health services, an unevaluated individual who is known to have been sufficiently near an infected individual to have been exposed to the transfer of infectious material. Contact the Tourist Office for further details BUT Adressez-vous au syndicat d'initiative pour plus de détails. Her hands came into contact with acid; Has she been in contact with measles? I've lost contact with all my old friends; We have succeeded in making radio contact with the ship; How can I get in contact with him? I made several good contacts in London. We must trace all known contacts of the cholera victim. His radio is his only contact with the outside world. I'll contact you by telephone.

I'll contact you by telephone. I made several good contacts in London. As for the vagueness of contact, this seems a virtue in an age in which forms of communication have proliferated. Usage Note: The verb contact is a classic Contact " of a verb that was made from a noun and of a new usage that was initially frowned upon. Tell us your concern—we'll be glad to help. One can head an organization or toe the mark; butter the bread or bread the cutlet. دردشة وتعارف سوريا موقع زواج مسيحيات على فى الفحم شات تعارف بنات مصر مصانع