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    #1 09-Apr-2008, 16:58

    Difference in use: Isn`t vs. Doesn`t

    My question is the following one:

    Is there a difference, in reference in which expression is more polite to say:

    considering that she doesn`t handle these claims anymore

    &

    considering that she isn’t handling these claims anymore



    Are both correct?? is anyone more polite than the other one?
  2. naomimalan
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    #2 09-Apr-2008, 17:25

    Re: Difference in use: Isn`t vs. Doesn`t

    Equally polite but the second one is more informal.
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    #3 09-Apr-2008, 21:10

    Re: Difference in use: Isn`t vs. Doesn`t

    I see no difference in formality either. They carry equal weight and meaning.
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