Grammar advice please?
Hi,
Do you agree that these two share pretty much same meaning here?
I believe that this is a best camera, it has more details retained / preserved.
It does retain / preserve more details.
It is retained / preserved more details.
Cheers
Top answer
It seems slightly weird to talk of a camera "retaining/preserving more details". It is not something that we would usually say. g.
- It seems slightly weird to talk of a camera "retaining/preserving more details".
- It is not something that we would usually say.
- g.
- that the pictures are higher resolution / better quality / sharper, or something like this.
- Setting that aside, grammatically "it has more details retained/preserved" and "does retain/preserve more details" are possible.
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It seems slightly weird to talk of a camera "retaining/preserving more details". It is not something that we would usually say. We would say e.g. that the pictures are higher resolution / better quality / sharper, or something like this.
Setting that aside, grammatically "it has more details retained/preserved" and "does retain/preserve more details" are possible. "retain" and "preserv
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