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Samerrustom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

FIx or prepare

Can I use fix instead of prepare in the following sentence:
I usually fix breakfast for my family on the weekend.

Can I say "I fix problem" instead "I solve problem" or "I resolve problem"?
  

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samerrustom Can I use fix instead of prepare in the following sentence:I usually fix breakfast for my family on the weekend. Yes, that is more colloquial. samerrustom Can I say "I fix a problem" instead "I solve a problem" or "I resolve a problem"?

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  • samerrustom Can I use fix instead of prepare in the following sentence:I usually fix breakfast for my family on the weekend.
  • Yes, that is more colloquial.
  • samerrustom Can I say "I fix a problem" instead "I solve a problem" or "I resolve a problem"?
  • All three verbs depend much on what sort of 'problem' is involved.
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samerrustomCan I use fix instead of prepare in the following sentence:I usually fix breakfast for my family on the weekend.
Yes, that is more colloquial.
samerrustomCan I say "I fix a problem" instead "I solve a problem" or "I resolve a problem"?
All three verbs depend much on what sort of 'problem' is i
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Thank you.

What is the difference between "fix, solve and resolve" please?
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samerrustomWhat is the difference between "fix, solve and resolve" please?
As with most such questions on synonyms, it usually depends on context; otherwise, I just ramble on suggesting possibilities. I fixed the door, I did not resolve it. Learn to use a corpus (
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