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Lucas21c Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Could you help me?
I hope to know more about prepositions.
Could you tell me which one is better among the following sentences?
(If both of them are fine, just tell me that.)
Thank you.
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1. The countries have many differences to each other.
2. The countries have many differences between each other.
Could you tell me which one is better among the following sentences?
(If both of them are fine, just tell me that.)
Thank you.
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1. The countries have many differences to each other.
2. The countries have many differences between each other.
Top answer
The countries have many differences between them. ) 'Each other' in my opinion is not required.
- The countries have many differences between them.
- ) 'Each other' in my opinion is not required.
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The countries have many differences between them. (Between is used when only two countries are involved and when are more than two, among is used.)
'Each other' in my opinion is not required.
'Each other' in my opinion is not required.
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1. The countries have many differences to each other. No. You can use with.
The countries have many differences with each other.
It has a different meaning than #2.
2. The countries have many differences between each other. It's ok, but not natural. This is more natural:
There are many differences between these countrie
The countries have many differences with each other.
It has a different meaning than #2.
2. The countries have many differences between each other. It's ok, but not natural. This is more natural:
There are many differences between these countrie
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