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Yellowstarstruck Posted 9 years ago
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Are both correct?
Hi! Are both correct with the same meaning? Thanks, Fulvio
1. Choose a number from 1 and 50.
2. Choose a number from 1 to 50.
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Not if you want to have 50 numbers to choose from. "Choose a number from 1 and 50" means you can only choose 1 or 50 (two numbers). "Choose a number from 1 to 50" means choose any number starting a 1 and going up to 50.
- Not if you want to have 50 numbers to choose from.
- "Choose a number from 1 and 50" means you can only choose 1 or 50 (two numbers).
- "Choose a number from 1 to 50" means choose any number starting a 1 and going up to 50.
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Not if you want to have 50 numbers to choose from.
"Choose a number from 1 and 50" means you can only choose 1 or 50 (two numbers).
"Choose a number from 1 to 50" means choose any number starting a 1 and going up to 50.
You could also say "choose a number between 1 and 50."
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