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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
effect?
Hello,
When talking about the effect of something...
Like the effect of education,
Do you say
Education has large effects on careers.
Education has small effects on careers.
Do you use large/small or some other words?
Thanks/.
When talking about the effect of something...
Like the effect of education,
Do you say
Education has large effects on careers.
Education has small effects on careers.
Do you use large/small or some other words?
Thanks/.
Top answer
We would more probably use it singularly: Education ha s a large/small effect on a career. Other words: (in)significant, major/minor.
- We would more probably use it singularly: Education ha s a large/small effect on a career.
- Other words: (in)significant, major/minor.
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We would more probably use it singularly:
Education has a large/small effect on a career.
Other words: (in)significant, major/minor.
Education has a large/small effect on a career.
Other words: (in)significant, major/minor.
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