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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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English grammar
What's the difference between parts and places
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Everything. What particular sentence confuses you?
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- What particular sentence confuses you?
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They can have a similar meaning but are used in different constructions:
He's from around these parts. (This means he's from this area. You cannot substitute "places" here.)
What places in the US have you been to? (This means what areas in the US have you visited. You cannot substitute "parts" here.)
What parts of the US have you been to? (This means the same thing
He's from around these parts. (This means he's from this area. You cannot substitute "places" here.)
What places in the US have you been to? (This means what areas in the US have you visited. You cannot substitute "parts" here.)
What parts of the US have you been to? (This means the same thing
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