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Greatking Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
foreword vs introduction vs preface
Hi,
Is there a case when foreword(noun), introduction (noun) and preface (noun) (talking about book)have the same meaning and interchangeable?
If yes, please give me examples
If not, how can we distinguish them?
King
Is there a case when foreword(noun), introduction (noun) and preface (noun) (talking about book)have the same meaning and interchangeable?
If yes, please give me examples
If not, how can we distinguish them?
King
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foreword is a short preface . They may be written by the author or by someone else. introduction is by the same author and makes part of the body of the book, thus different.
- foreword is a short preface .
- They may be written by the author or by someone else.
- introduction is by the same author and makes part of the body of the book, thus different.
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foreword is a short preface. They may be written by the author or by someone else.
introduction is by the same author and makes part of the body of the book, thus different.
introduction is by the same author and makes part of the body of the book, thus different.
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