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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
attribute/credit
Hello,
What is the difference between "They credited/attributed their victory to hard work." and "The death of the Red Baron was credited/attributed to Capt. R. Brown."
I would use attribute in the first sentence and credit in the second.
Thank you
What is the difference between "They credited/attributed their victory to hard work." and "The death of the Red Baron was credited/attributed to Capt. R. Brown."
I would use attribute in the first sentence and credit in the second.
Thank you
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" I see no significant difference. Gene93 What is the difference between ""The death of the Red Baron was credited/attributed to Capt. R.
- " I see no significant difference.
- Gene93 What is the difference between ""The death of the Red Baron was credited/attributed to Capt.
- R.
- " I see no significant difference.
- 'Credit' seems to suggest a bit more approbation.
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Gene93What is the difference between "They credited/attributed their victory to hard work."I see no significant difference.
Gene93What is the difference between ""The death of the Red Baron was credited/attributed to Capt. R. Brown."I see no significant difference. 'Credit' seems to suggest a bit more approbation.
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