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Hi, Both are correct, and often there is no difference intended eg Tom complied with the rules. To my ear, this suggests he was a little reluctant. eg Tom abided by the rules .
- Hi, Both are correct, and often there is no difference intended eg Tom complied with the rules.
- To my ear, this suggests he was a little reluctant.
- eg Tom abided by the rules .
- To my ear,this does not suggest any reluctance.
- Clive
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Hi,
Both are correct, and often there is no difference intended
eg Tom complied with the rules. To my ear, this suggests he was a little reluctant.
eg Tom abided by the rules. To my ear,this does not suggest any reluctance.
Both are correct, and often there is no difference intended
eg Tom complied with the rules. To my ear, this suggests he was a little reluctant.
eg Tom abided by the rules. To my ear,this does not suggest any reluctance.
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contraposition'comply with' or 'abide by'?abide by. Definitely.
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