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Stephenj789 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
Due primarily to...
I was wondering if somebody could tell me if either or both of these phrases are correct:
"the difference was primarily due to"
"the difference was due primarily to"
Thank you.
"the difference was primarily due to"
"the difference was due primarily to"
Thank you.
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hi I think both of the are correct . The difference is in their surface structure only not in meaning
- hi I think both of the are correct .
- The difference is in their surface structure only not in meaning
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hi I think both of the are correct . The difference is in their surface structure only not in meaning
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I believe the latter is technically correct but it appears that both are commonly used. I was surprised not to see this addressed by the Grammar Girl (a favorite); no one else seems to think this is an issue.
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