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Martinlee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Correct, accurate, right

Hi there,
Which one should I choose?
1. I have made a (right / correct ) decision.

2. The calculation is ( correct/ accurate).

Is there any difference in usage between accurate and correct?

Thanks vey much.
  

Top answer

Here's what you need: I have made the right decision. I have made the correct decision. The calculation is correct.

— CalifJim

  • Here's what you need: I have made the right decision.
  • I have made the correct decision.
  • The calculation is correct.
  • ) The calculation is accurate.
  • ) martinlee Is there any difference in usage between accurate and correct?
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Here's what you need:

I have made the right decision.
I have made the correct decision.
The calculation is correct. (Meaning: The result of the calculation is correct.)
The calculation is accurate. (Meaning: The calculation was done accurately.)
martinleeIs there any difference in usage between accurate and correct?
Yes. Ther
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