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Difference between "weight of" and "weight in"
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00 I would like to ask you for explanation of the difference between expressions "weight of 0.05 kg" and "weight in 0.05 kg". 02 br
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00 Are they very similiar? Is the second expression correct? Or "in" is used only in the case of "weight in kilograms"? 02 br
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00 Thank you very much in advance, 05 0 02 br
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00 I would like to ask you for explanation of the difference between expressions "weight of 0.05 kg" and "weight in 0.05 kg". 02 br
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00 Are they very similiar? Is the second expression correct? Or "in" is used only in the case of "weight in kilograms"? 02 br
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00 Thank you very much in advance, 05 0 02 br
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0 Yes, you can only use 'in' to specify the type of measurement unit, not to state an actual weight. 02 br
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00 This has a weight of 2.kg. 02 br
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00 What is that in lbs? 02 br
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00 That is 4.4lbs. 0-
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00 This has a weight of 2.kg. 02 br
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00 What is that in lbs? 02 br
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00 That is 4.4lbs. 0-
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