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This USPS mail classification is an economical choice for letters, large envelopes, postcards, and small packages.
 a. Express Mail c. First-Class Mail
  b. Priority Mail d. Parcel Post

Question 2

The following sentences may have misspelled words or incorrect punctuation. Make all corrections that are needed. If a sentence is correct as it is now written, write Correct by it.
 
  After most of the office supplies were used, the office professional wanted to replinish the supply cabinet.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

After most of the office supplies were used, the office professional wanted to replenish the supply cabinet.



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