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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

differ / differentiate

1font00What is the difference between these constructions?02font02br
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01i00- "differ between" 02i02br
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01i00- "differentiate between"02i0-
  

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0 is/are different from ... 02b 02a 02h2 00 01table 01tr 01td 00Thirteen descriptors were found to 01b 00differentiate between02b 00 seizure and nonseizure events. 02b 02td 02tr 02table 0-

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  • 02b 02a 02h2 00 01table 01tr 01td 00Thirteen descriptors were found to 01b 00differentiate between02b 00 seizure and nonseizure events.
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0 is/are different from ... to ...02br
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00 to separate/distinguish from 02br
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01a00Dietary intakes and serum nutrients 01b00differ between02b00 adults from 01b00...02b02a

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1b00Example:02b02br
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01b00It is almost impossible to … 01u00differentiate02u00 … between their voices on the phone.02b02br
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00a) differentiate02br
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00b) differ02br
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00Why not differ between? Wrr...
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0 01i00Differ 02i00has a passive meaning whereas 01i00differentiate 02i00is semantically active.02br
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00When two things differ, you can see it : it's a fact.02br
00When you differentiate one thing from another, you play an active part since it is your mental activity which leads you to see the difference between th
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0My taste differs from yours.00 00In this context, it means “varies”.02br
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00It’s hard to “differentiate” between “average” and “common”.00 00Differentiate in this context means “separate”. 00 0-
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