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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Choose vs Pick out.
In what situation would you use each of them? "Choose" or "Pick out".
I think "choose" is more conceptual whereas "pick out" is for real things, like shopping. Could you please clarify the difference?
I think "choose" is more conceptual whereas "pick out" is for real things, like shopping. Could you please clarify the difference?
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or perhaps, choose is among limited options and pick out is for something like shopping.
- or perhaps, choose is among limited options and pick out is for something like shopping.
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or perhaps, choose is among limited options and pick out is for something like shopping.
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To me, there is no difference in meaning between the two. If there is, it's mind-bogglingly subtle and not worth even thinking about. Also, I think the particle out is always unnecessary. Just pick would do just as well.
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