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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Form VS formulate
This is how I think of the words 'form' and 'formulate', please correct me if I'm wrong:
Form is to create out of nothing and formulate is to create from that which is already formed (i.e. created)
Form is to create out of nothing and formulate is to create from that which is already formed (i.e. created)
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No. Formulate generally has more to do with chemistry and with creating ideas. Form generally has more to do with wood, clay and iron.
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- Formulate generally has more to do with chemistry and with creating ideas.
- Form generally has more to do with wood, clay and iron.
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No. Formulate generally has more to do with chemistry and with creating ideas. Form generally has more to do with wood, clay and iron.
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So, do you "Formulate a committee of advisors" or "Form a committee of advisors" ?
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Do I form an agreement with another party or do I formulate the agreement?
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