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What is the difference between writing "Dear Dr. Williams", or saying "Hey Doc"
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What is the difference between writing "Dear Dr. Williams", or saying "Hey Doc"

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Dear Dr. Williams is more formal than Hey Doc.

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Answer:

"Dear Dr. Williams" is a form of Formal Writing while "Hey Doc" is Informal Writing

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you use formal writing in situations where informal is inappropriate.

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