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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Basically vs Technically
When do we use basically & technically in a sentence. Anyone please help. Thanks a lot :*
-Kath
-Kath
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Well, my opinion is that "basically" adds nothing to a sentence. I think people mean to break things down to simpler terms. "Essentially" might work in the same way.
- Well, my opinion is that "basically" adds nothing to a sentence.
- I think people mean to break things down to simpler terms.
- "Essentially" might work in the same way.
- "Technically" means that the details or a detail is being taken into account.
- Jake is self-centered and stingy.
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Well, my opinion is that "basically" adds nothing to a sentence. I think people mean to break things down to simpler terms. "Essentially" might work in the same way.
"Technically" means that the details or a detail is being taken into account.
Jake is self-centered and stingy. Basically, he's egocentric.
Technically, there is nothing wrong with the story.The writer foll
"Technically" means that the details or a detail is being taken into account.
Jake is self-centered and stingy. Basically, he's egocentric.
Technically, there is nothing wrong with the story.The writer foll
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