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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Accommodate
Context: Comparing the size of the product to its box that does not have enough space.
We can't accommodate the product(TV) in the box as the size of the product is more than enough.
The product can't be accommodated in the box as the size of the product is more than enough.
Please check them.
Can we use "the size of the product is relatively high." instead the size of the product is more than enough?
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Forget 'accommodate' and ‘more than enough’. Say ‘ The TV set is too big for the box’ .
- Forget 'accommodate' and ‘more than enough’.
- Say ‘ The TV set is too big for the box’ .
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Forget 'accommodate' and ‘more than enough’.
Say ‘The TV set is too big for the box’.
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