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Anslyn Jiang Posted 13 years ago
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adjectives with 【-c/-cal 】have any diffrence ?

words like these two,did they have any diffrence??astronomic ,astronomical ?-c/-cal .

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Words like these - astronomic/astronomical, economic/economical, ergonomic/ergonomical, etc. - are generally synonymous, but there are some differences in usage, for example: His precise astronomical observations enabled him to find a new planet. ) It's more economical to share an apartment.

  • Words like these - astronomic/astronomical, economic/economical, ergonomic/ergonomical, etc.
  • - are generally synonymous, but there are some differences in usage, for example: His precise astronomical observations enabled him to find a new planet.
  • ) It's more economical to share an apartment.
  • ) The prices in this restaurant are astronomic/astronomical.
  • ) Sharing an apartment is the more economic/economical solution.
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Words like these - astronomic/astronomical, economic/economical, ergonomic/ergonomical, etc. - are generally synonymous, but there are some differences in usage, for example:

His precise astronomical observations enabled him to find a new planet. (Astronomic is not used in this situation.)

It's more economical to share an apartment. (Economic is not used here.)

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so ,Are there no regularity to use "-c" or "-cal" ?

it just confuses me a lot,if these two have difference but there's no sense to differ them.

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