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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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I want to express the following. Is one of those sentences incorrect? which one is the most usual?
1. Consider people with different interests than your own.
2. Consider people with different interests from your own.
3. Consider people whose interests are different from yours.
4. Consider people whose interests differ from yours.
1. Consider people with different interests than your own.
2. Consider people with different interests from your own.
3. Consider people whose interests are different from yours.
4. Consider people whose interests differ from yours.
Top answer
They're all OK, but I would actually choose a fifth permutation, I think: Consider people whose interests are different from your own.
- They're all OK, but I would actually choose a fifth permutation, I think: Consider people whose interests are different from your own.
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They're all OK, but I would actually choose a fifth permutation, I think:
Consider people whose interests are different from your own.
Consider people whose interests are different from your own.
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