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Voynich Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Correct vs right
Are there any differences of nuance between "This is the only picture you brought from the museum, correct?" and "This is the only picture you brought from the museum, right?"? Thanks in advance!
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"Correct" is more formal. It's also preferred when talking about directions: Do we go left? Correct.
- "Correct" is more formal.
- It's also preferred when talking about directions: Do we go left?
- Correct.
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"Correct" is more formal.
It's also preferred when talking about directions:
Do we go left?
Correct.
It's also preferred when talking about directions:
Do we go left?
Correct.
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