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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
High Population
"a high population of cats"
"a large population of cats"
Are they different?
"a large population of cats"
Are they different?
Top answer
Both convey the same idea but "large" is the adjective I prefer with "population".
- Both convey the same idea but "large" is the adjective I prefer with "population".
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Both convey the same idea but "large" is the adjective I prefer with "population".
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Hi,
Consider this simple example.
There are two ways of saying something. Let's call them A and B.
I prefer B does not mean that A is wrong.
Clive
Consider this simple example.
There are two ways of saying something. Let's call them A and B.
I prefer B does not mean that A is wrong.
Clive
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