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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Correct these two sentences
In a recent election, 33% of voters voted for the blue party, while only 8% voted for the red party.
While or Whilst? What is the difference between the two?
The majority of voters, 59%, voted for the green party despite their poor campaign.
While or Whilst? What is the difference between the two?
The majority of voters, 59%, voted for the green party despite their poor campaign.
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In a recent election, 33% of voters voted for the blue party, while only 8% voted for the red party. While or Whilst? What is the difference between the two?
- In a recent election, 33% of voters voted for the blue party, while only 8% voted for the red party.
- While or Whilst?
- What is the difference between the two?
- No real difference.
- The majority of voters, 59%, voted for the green party despite their poor campaign.
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In a recent election, 33% of voters voted for the blue party, while only 8% voted for the red party.
While or Whilst? What is the difference between the two? No real difference.
The majority of voters, 59%, voted for the green party despite their poor campaign.
All OK. You might want to use a capital for t
While or Whilst? What is the difference between the two? No real difference.
The majority of voters, 59%, voted for the green party despite their poor campaign.
All OK. You might want to use a capital for t
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