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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
English help please
Hi,
Can you verify this meaning of the word for me please?
My dictionary told me that suggest can be same meaning as associate, is that true?
“I always associate yellow with banana together.”
“I always suggest yellow and banana together.”
If they are which one is proper and better English then?
Cheers
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” Neither of those is correct. You can say: I always associate yellow with bananas. To me, yellow always suggests bananas.
- ” Neither of those is correct.
- You can say: I always associate yellow with bananas.
- To me, yellow always suggests bananas.
- John Aki My dictionary told me that suggest can be same meaning as associate, is that true?
- I cannot think of any context in which "suggest" means "associate".
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John Aki“I always associate yellow with banana together.”
“I always suggest yellow and banana together.”
Neither of those is correct. You can say:
I always associate yellow with bananas.
To me, yellow always suggests bananas.
John AkiMy dictionary told me that suggest can be same meaning as associate,
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