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Aleilei Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Different between "itself" and "per se"
Hi there,
What's the different between "itself" and "per se"?
1. Although I don't have any experience in selling fruit per se, I used to sell clothes.
2. Although I don't have any experience in selling fruit itself, I used to sell clothes.
More importantly, which should be used in where?
What's the different between "itself" and "per se"?
1. Although I don't have any experience in selling fruit per se, I used to sell clothes.
2. Although I don't have any experience in selling fruit itself, I used to sell clothes.
More importantly, which should be used in where?
Top answer
They mean the same. I would use neither.
- They mean the same.
- I would use neither.
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Mister MicawberThey mean the same. I would use neither.
Many thanks! Maybe a silly question, what do you mean by NEITHER ? You won't use both of the usage?
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I mean that I wouldn't use them at all in those sentence: omit them both.
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