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Seagull Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
drinkable/ suitable for drinking
Regarding the two sentences below:
(a) The water of this spring is suitable for drinking.
(b) The water of this spring is drinkable.
1. What is the difference between the two sentences? Are they pretty much the same? Or, are they somewhat different in meaning?
2. Which is more often used in everyday life?
(a) The water of this spring is suitable for drinking.
(b) The water of this spring is drinkable.
1. What is the difference between the two sentences? Are they pretty much the same? Or, are they somewhat different in meaning?
2. Which is more often used in everyday life?
Top answer
To me, there is no difference in meaning. The second sentence is more commonly used.
- To me, there is no difference in meaning.
- The second sentence is more commonly used.
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To me, there is no difference in meaning.
The second sentence is more commonly used.
The second sentence is more commonly used.
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