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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
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equally, in the same way, impartially
In learning language, it's necessary to understand different cultures and treat people from those cultures (. ).
Is it possible to use equally, impartially, in the same way for the blank? My guess is that "in the same way" doesn't fit be because it's ambiguous. Maybe "in the same way as you would treat people from your own culture" would work?
Is it possible to use equally, impartially, in the same way for the blank? My guess is that "in the same way" doesn't fit be because it's ambiguous. Maybe "in the same way as you would treat people from your own culture" would work?
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My choices in order of preference 1. equally (As in "Equal Rights") 2. in the same way 3.
- My choices in order of preference 1.
- equally (As in "Equal Rights") 2.
- in the same way 3.
- impartially (distant third) teacherJapan "in the same way as you would treat people from your own culture" That has a different meaning.
- "treat different people equally" means among those people.
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My choices in order of preference
1. equally (As in "Equal Rights")
2. in the same way
3. impartially (distant third)
"treat different people equally" means among those people. It does not include people of your own culture.
1. equally (As in "Equal Rights")
2. in the same way
3. impartially (distant third)
teacherJapan "in the same way as you would treat people from your own culture"That has a different meaning.
"treat different people equally" means among those people. It does not include people of your own culture.
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I see! Thank you very much for letting me know your preference:)
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