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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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A comparison of???
Hello,
Is the following correct?
1) A comparison of training costs between senior managers and factory workers can be useful.
Some seem to use
2) A comparison of training costs for senior managers and factory workers can be useful.
3) A comparison of training costs for senior managers with those for factory workers can be useful.
WHich is correct? Are they all correct?
Which is used most frquently?
Thanks!
Is the following correct?
1) A comparison of training costs between senior managers and factory workers can be useful.
Some seem to use
2) A comparison of training costs for senior managers and factory workers can be useful.
3) A comparison of training costs for senior managers with those for factory workers can be useful.
WHich is correct? Are they all correct?
Which is used most frquently?
Thanks!
Top answer
I would use comparison of.
- I would use comparison of.
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hi,
thanks for the reply, but that wasn't the question...
it's the use of "between" and "with" ...and the use of neither...
thanks for the reply, but that wasn't the question...
it's the use of "between" and "with" ...and the use of neither...
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