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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Choice, alternative and option
What is the difference between "choice", "alternative" and "option" ?
If I say I had one alternative, then it probably means I had two choices or two options and if I say that I had no alternatives, it probably means that I had only only one option.
But what does "I had no choice" mean ?
Does it mean that I had only one option ?
If I say I had one alternative, then it probably means I had two choices or two options and if I say that I had no alternatives, it probably means that I had only only one option.
But what does "I had no choice" mean ?
Does it mean that I had only one option ?
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Debpriya De But what does "I had no choice" mean ? Does it mean that I had only one option ? Yes.
- Debpriya De But what does "I had no choice" mean ?
- Does it mean that I had only one option ?
- Yes.
- I had no choice is often used to say that only one course of action was available to me.
- There was nothing else I could do.
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Debpriya DeBut what does "I had no choice" mean ?Yes. I had no choice is often used to say that only one course of action was available to me. There was nothing else I could do. I had to do that one thing.
Does it mean that I had only one option ?
- I got a parking ticket.
- Did you pay it?
- I had no choice.
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