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Sun 94 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Benefit vs. advantage
I wonder if I can use ' benefit' instead of' advantage' in the following sentence.
It seems that attending this course will be an advantage for anyone hoping to be promoted.
> It seems that ....... will be benefit for anyone hoping to...
It seems that attending this course will be an advantage for anyone hoping to be promoted.
> It seems that ....... will be benefit for anyone hoping to...
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It seems that ....... will be a benefit to / an advantage for anyone hoping to... Yes, you can use those .
- It seems that .......
- will be a benefit to / an advantage for anyone hoping to...
- Yes, you can use those .
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It seems that ....... will be a benefit to / an advantage for anyone hoping to...
Yes, you can use those. ('Benefit for' seems OK, but 'to' is the usual, I think.)
Yes, you can use those. ('Benefit for' seems OK, but 'to' is the usual, I think.)
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