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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

expand

Hi,
I want to expand my knowledge anytime.
Is 'expand' correct? Can I use 'extend' instead of 'expand' here?

Thanks.
  

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I would delete the word "anytime", and use "always". Both "extend" and "expand" are OK. I always want to expand / extend my knowledge.

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  • I would delete the word "anytime", and use "always".
  • Both "extend" and "expand" are OK.
  • I always want to expand / extend my knowledge.
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I would delete the word "anytime", and use "always". Both "extend" and "expand" are OK.
I always want to expand / extend my knowledge.
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Thanks.
Is there any difference between 'expand' and 'extend' here?
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Not too much difference.
When I think of expanding my knowledge, I think of learning about subjects I am not already familiar with.
When I think of extending my knowledge, I think of learning more details about subjects I already know.
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