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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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what is the correct grammar between tick or thick? I mean to mark something. To thick something.
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to mark something you put a tick (check mark) in front of it. thick is a different concept. it's about measurement and amount.
- to mark something you put a tick (check mark) in front of it.
- thick is a different concept.
- it's about measurement and amount.
- example: an old tree is thicker than a young one.
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to mark something you put a tick (check mark) in front of it.
thick is a different concept. it's about measurement and amount. example: an old tree is thicker than a young one.
thick is a different concept. it's about measurement and amount. example: an old tree is thicker than a young one.
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AnonymousTo thick something.No. There is no use of "thick" as a verb. You want "tick".
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