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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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About this word - "features"
I can see on all kind of sites related to cars, for example "The car features an all-wheel-drive system" or "The car features an automatic transmission".
As i understand, the word "features" basically is an alternative to "has"? In my case both would mean the same if we would replace the word "features" with "has"?
As i understand, the word "features" basically is an alternative to "has"? In my case both would mean the same if we would replace the word "features" with "has"?
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Essentially yes. "features" is used to try to make it sound more special or important, or for variety.
- Essentially yes.
- "features" is used to try to make it sound more special or important, or for variety.
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Essentially yes. "features" is used to try to make it sound more special or important, or for variety.
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