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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Fashion/Manner
Hello,
What in your opinion is the difference between: "The sale of the property has to be conducted in a systematic fashion/manner."? The original contains "fashion", but cannot "manner" be used as well? I think they both mean that something was done in a particular way. What do you think?
What in your opinion is the difference between: "The sale of the property has to be conducted in a systematic fashion/manner."? The original contains "fashion", but cannot "manner" be used as well? I think they both mean that something was done in a particular way. What do you think?
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"? The original contains "fashion", but cannot "manner" be used as well? Manner is better, or this: The sale of the property has to be conducted systematically.
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- The original contains "fashion", but cannot "manner" be used as well?
- Manner is better, or this: The sale of the property has to be conducted systematically.
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Gene93"The sale of the property has to be conducted in a systematic fashion/manner."? The original contains "fashion", but cannot "manner" be used as well?Manner is better, or this:
The sale of the property has to be conducted systematically.
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Manner and Fashion are high register words, aren't they?
Thank you, A. Stars
Thank you, A. Stars
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Gene93Manner and Fashion are high register words, aren't they?No, they are quite common. An example of a high register phrase is nondeleterious modality.
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