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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
gain and lose value
What verb is correct?
This particular object doesn't lose value, it only gains value.
This particular object doesn't diminish value, it only gains value.
This particular object doesn't lose value, it only gains value.
This particular object doesn't diminish value, it only gains value.
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They both work, but we say "diminish in value."
(You can say "gains value" or "gains in value.")
(You can say "gains value" or "gains in value.")
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