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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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a wealth/great variety of
0 There was a wealth of seafood to choose from at the beach restaurant. 02 br
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00 There was a great variety of seafood to choose from at the beach restaurant. 02 br
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00 Hi. 02 br
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00 Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same to you? Thanks. 0-
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00 There was a great variety of seafood to choose from at the beach restaurant. 02 br
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0 They mean about the same, with different degrees of emphasis. "Wealth" implies a larger range of foods offered. 0-
- 0 They mean about the same, with different degrees of emphasis.
- "Wealth" implies a larger range of foods offered.
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0 They mean about the same, with different degrees of emphasis. "Wealth" implies a larger range of foods offered. 0-
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1 i 00 Wealth 02 i 00 brings to me connotations of rich/expensive, thus perhaps one would feel reading it that the food is so too. 01 i 00 Variety 02 i 00 doesn't bring such connotations in play. 02 br
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00 Both correct, of course. 0-
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00 Both correct, of course. 0-
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