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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
A mix of abilities vs mixed abilities
(1) The teacher has noticed that there are mixed abilities among his students.
(2) The teacher has noticed that there is a mix of abilities among his students.
Is there a difference in meaning between the two highlighted phrases?
Thanks a lot.
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They are both understandable and the same in meaning, but (2) seems better to my ear. CJ
- They are both understandable and the same in meaning, but (2) seems better to my ear.
- CJ
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They are both understandable and the same in meaning, but (2) seems better to my ear.
CJ
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