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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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His commentary/comment is always spirited and informative.
Eric is a professional sports commentator. His commentary/comment is always spirited and informative.
Do both commentary and comment work with the above wording and mean about the same? Thanks.
Do both commentary and comment work with the above wording and mean about the same? Thanks.
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Hi, Eric is a professional sports commentator. His commentary/comment is always spirited and informative. Do both commentary and comment work with the above wording and mean about the same?
- Hi, Eric is a professional sports commentator.
- His commentary/comment is always spirited and informative.
- Do both commentary and comment work with the above wording and mean about the same?
- No.
- He's a sportscaster, so he makes many comments, not just one.
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Hi,
Eric is a professional sports commentator. His commentary/comment is always spirited and informative.
Do both commentary and comment work with the above wording and mean about the same? No.
He's a sportscaster, so he makes many comments, not just one. Say 'commentary'. Or 'His comments are . . .'.
Suc
Eric is a professional sports commentator. His commentary/comment is always spirited and informative.
Do both commentary and comment work with the above wording and mean about the same? No.
He's a sportscaster, so he makes many comments, not just one. Say 'commentary'. Or 'His comments are . . .'.
Suc
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