Can I use 'calculation of' and 'calculate' interchangeably in the sentence?
Can I use 'calculation of' and 'calculate' interchangeably in the sentence?
The businesswoman has allowed her customers to see her (calculation of, calculate) purchase amounts.
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Rommel Can I use 'calculation of' and 'calculate' interchangeably in the sentence? I see a difference. When the customers see her "calculate" purchase amounts it implies that she is letting them see her do it.
- Rommel Can I use 'calculation of' and 'calculate' interchangeably in the sentence?
- I see a difference.
- When the customers see her "calculate" purchase amounts it implies that she is letting them see her do it.
- While, when we use "calculation" such a meaning is not implied; they can either see her do it or go through the calculations she has already completed.
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RommelCan I use 'calculation of' and 'calculate' interchangeably in the sentence?
I see a difference.
When the customers see her "calculate" purchase amounts it implies that she is letting them see her do it.
While, when we use "calculation" such a meaning is not implied; they can either see her do it or go through the calculations she has alrea
0In very basic terms,
to see her calculation means she shows you numbers written on a page
to see her calculate she lets you watch her perform the arithmetic and write the numbers on a page.
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