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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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changes to or in photos
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By spotting changes to/in the satellite photographs of an area taken regularly over a period of time they were able to see how much the area had changed
I'm not sure which is correct, to or in
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Steven
I would be grateful for some help with this sentence
By spotting changes to/in the satellite photographs of an area taken regularly over a period of time they were able to see how much the area had changed
I'm not sure which is correct, to or in
From
Steven
Top answer
"Changes to" would imply someone had altered the photos, whereas "changes in" would mean differences between photos. The second would seem more likely in this case.
- "Changes to" would imply someone had altered the photos, whereas "changes in" would mean differences between photos.
- The second would seem more likely in this case.
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"Changes to" would imply someone had altered the photos, whereas "changes in" would mean differences between photos. The second would seem more likely in this case.
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