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Understanding the Terms: Curr, Curs, and Cours

This comprehensive guide explores the meanings and uses of the terms "curr," "curs," and "cours." Discover how "curr" refers to the current state of affairs in publications and educational settings, while "curs" highlights the flow of writing, particularly in cursive. Additionally, delve into discourse and courier—terms that relate to communication and urgent messaging. Each definition is accompanied by practical examples to enhance understanding. Join us in navigating these interconnected concepts critical for effective communication and education.

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Understanding the Terms: Curr, Curs, and Cours

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  1. To run or running. Curr, Curs, and Cours

  2. Definition: new; present; most recent Could be used as: the current issue of a publication. Current

  3. Defintion: The course of ones study. Could be used as: The school is adding more science courses to its curriculum. Curriculum

  4. Definition: In flowing strokes with the letters joined together, running smoothly Could be used as: He found it faster to write in cursive, because his letters ran together. Cursive

  5. Definition: communication of thought by words; talk; conversation or to run about. Could be used as: He was very discourse about the conversation he was holding discourse

  6. Defintion: A messenger, usually traveling in haste, bearing urgent news Could be used as: The cops can catch the couriers whenever they want. It's the big guys they're after. courier

  7. Definition: a person, animal, or thing that goes before and indicates the approach of someone or something else. Could be used as: The first robin is a precursor of spring. precursor

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