I don't know how to use "enclosed" in English ?
I don't know , please can you explain to me?
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Look up here http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/enclosed
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I think if I had to use the word "enclosed" I would use it maybe in a sentence like this: I have enclosed a copy of the letter in the envelope.
There are also other ways and contexts. Hopefully this link will help you - it has some examples of when to use the word enclose/enclosed: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/enclose
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I don't know how to use "enclosed" in English ?
I don't know , please can you explain to me?
Enclosed means to be within a wall or a fence. To have put a wall or fence around something e.g. Enclose a garden with a wall.
To enclose something (a letter) in an envelope, e.g. Please find the drawings enclosed with this letter.
But for an e-mail you would say "attached".
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