Are these 2 sentences correct?
Which word is correct? Are both correct and mean the same thing?
Every kid playing basketball in high school should be made/forced to watch this movie.
Talking about a nice view from your balcony , living on the ground floor as opposed to high up
Is this natural?
I’d rather have a not so nice view and for it to be safe for my kids than a beautiful view and for it to be dangerous for them.
Thank you
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Which word is correct? Are both correct and mean the same thing? Yes, but 'forced' is a slightly stronger term.
- Which word is correct?
- Are both correct and mean the same thing?
- Yes, but 'forced' is a slightly stronger term.
- Every kid playing basketball in high school should be made/forced to watch this movie.
- Talking about a nice view from your balcony , living on the ground floor as opposed to high up Is this natural?
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Which word is correct? Are both correct and mean the same thing? Yes, but 'forced' is a slightly stronger term.
Every kid playing basketball in high school should be made/forced to watch this movie.
Talking about a nice view from your balcony , living on the ground floor as opposed to high up
Is this natural? Yes, because it is clumsy.
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Are both correct and do they mean the same thing?
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