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Jyutpingji3 hoeng3 syu1
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Definition
Letter of intent; a document or contract expressing an intention.
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How it's used
Used primarily in formal business or legal contexts, this term refers to a document outlining the preliminary agreement between parties before a final contract is signed. It carries a sense of seriousness and commitment, signaling that negotiations are entering a more structured phase.
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This letter of intent is written very clearly.
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Common phrases
to sign a letter of intent
to draft a letter of intent
Common mistake
Learners often confuse this with a formal contract, but it is important to remember that it is usually non-binding and serves as a roadmap for future negotiations rather than a final legal agreement.
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Grammar guides
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