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Krissy Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Difference between shallow and superficial
Hi. I know both words mean lack in depth. But, what does it actually mean? I'm very confused. Thank you.
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He has a very superficial / shallow knowledge on the subject of nuclear physics. It means that he knows something about it, but not much.
- He has a very superficial / shallow knowledge on the subject of nuclear physics.
- It means that he knows something about it, but not much.
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He has a very superficial / shallow knowledge on the subject of nuclear physics.
It means that he knows something about it, but not much.
It means that he knows something about it, but not much.
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