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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
base (adj)vs basic (adj)
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Is there a case that base (adj) and basic (adj) have the same meaning and are interchangeable?
Please give me examples for all these cases and tell me these meanings.
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Is there a case that base (adj) and basic (adj) have the same meaning and are interchangeable?
Please give me examples for all these cases and tell me these meanings.
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key=6153&dict=CALD which gives you many examples. book=Third&va=basic <the right to work is a base right -- Ira Mosher> ------- You should get an online subscription to this dictionary, as you seem to have many such questions. It's very detailed and not that expensive.
- key=6153&dict=CALD which gives you many examples.
- book=Third&va=basic <the right to work is a base right -- Ira Mosher> ------- You should get an online subscription to this dictionary, as you seem to have many such questions.
- It's very detailed and not that expensive.
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You should use dictionaries such as this:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=6153&dict=CALD
which gives you many examples.
This is one of the few cases where they are interchangeable:
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base:
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http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=6153&dict=CALD
which gives you many examples.
This is one of the few cases where they are interchangeable:
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base:
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The right to work is a base right
= The right to work is a basic right ?
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