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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi there,

Could you please check for me if these two words are almost in the same usage in these sentences?

If they are, which word do you think is more common in your life?


In my conversation, I always refer to / mention to cars if you notice.

These are specific patients, we only refer to / mention to their name by number only.

This article has not a direct reference to / mention to specific cases.


Thanks in advance

  

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Could you please check for me if these two words are almost in the same usage in these sentences? See my edits. refer to is a precise term.

— Clive

  • Could you please check for me if these two words are almost in the same usage in these sentences?
  • See my edits.
  • refer to is a precise term.
  • mention is more casual, more tangential.
  • If they are, which word do you think is more common in your life?
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Could you please check for me if these two words are almost in the same usage in these sentences?

See my edits.

refer to is a precise term.

mention is more casual, more tangential.

If they are, which word do you think is more common in your life?

I don't know. I think

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