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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Do the 2 mean the same thing
Do these mean the same and how would you properly say them?
My theory is based on facts.
Facts are what make up my whole theory.
Facts are the grounds/foundation for my theory.
Thank you
My theory is based on facts.
Facts are what make up my whole theory.
Facts are the grounds/foundation for my theory.
Thank you
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I would go with the first or the last sentences. Theory means an interpretation of facts. So facts cannot make up your whole theory.
- I would go with the first or the last sentences.
- Theory means an interpretation of facts.
- So facts cannot make up your whole theory.
- You might want to specify what sort of facts.
- Historical fact is the foundation for my theory.
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I would go with the first or the last sentences. Theory means an interpretation of facts. So facts cannot make up your whole theory. You might want to specify what sort of facts.
Historical fact is the foundation for my theory.
My theory is based on clear, historical facts.
Historical fact is the foundation for my theory.
My theory is based on clear, historical facts.
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