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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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In formal writing, which is more appropriate?

1) I am earning high grades.

2) I am earning good grades.

Does anyone have any opinions/comments?

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Hi, Both are correct. The term 'good grades ' is the more common of the two. I wouldn't say that 'good' and 'high' necessarily mean the same thing.

— Clive

  • Hi, Both are correct.
  • The term 'good grades ' is the more common of the two.
  • I wouldn't say that 'good' and 'high' necessarily mean the same thing.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Both are correct. The term 'good grades ' is the more common of the two.

I wouldn't say that 'good' and 'high' necessarily mean the same thing.

Clive
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