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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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in vs out of
According to surveys, 8 [in/out of] every 10 students have smoked marijuana.
To me, in and out of are interchangable in statistics contexts like this. Is there any difference?
Thanks!
To me, in and out of are interchangable in statistics contexts like this. Is there any difference?
Thanks!
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No difference here-- or ' 8 of every 10 ', for that matter. In any case, eight people are cheerier than the other two.
- No difference here-- or ' 8 of every 10 ', for that matter.
- In any case, eight people are cheerier than the other two.
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No difference here-- or '8 of every 10', for that matter. In any case, eight people are cheerier than the other two.
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