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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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a priority rate/rating
The key to exam success is learning to manage your time effectively. When you make a list of things to do, give each item a priority rating.
Hi,
I googled "priority rating" and "priority rate" alike, and they both existed. So, are they the same to you? Thanks.
Hi,
I googled "priority rating" and "priority rate" alike, and they both existed. So, are they the same to you? Thanks.
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Hi Angliholic No, they do not mean the same thing to me. Have you looked up both "rate" and "rating" in the dictionary? In your sentence the word "rating" has a sense of "ranking"/"standing"/"score".
- Hi Angliholic No, they do not mean the same thing to me.
- Have you looked up both "rate" and "rating" in the dictionary?
- In your sentence the word "rating" has a sense of "ranking"/"standing"/"score".
- If you "give each item a priority rating", you basically measure each item as being important.
- Your sentence basically says that each item should be ranked as a priority.
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Hi Angliholic
No, they do not mean the same thing to me. Have you looked up both "rate" and "rating" in the dictionary?
In your sentence the word "rating" has a sense of "ranking"/"standing"/"score". If you "give each item a priority rating", you basically measure each item as being important. Your sentence basically says that each item should be ranked as a priority.
No, they do not mean the same thing to me. Have you looked up both "rate" and "rating" in the dictionary?
In your sentence the word "rating" has a sense of "ranking"/"standing"/"score". If you "give each item a priority rating", you basically measure each item as being important. Your sentence basically says that each item should be ranked as a priority.
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