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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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Internet: Your link with the world
Are both of the following expressions correct? If they are, then what is the difference in meaning between them?
1: Internet: Your link with the world
2: Internet: Your link to the world
1: Internet: Your link with the world
2: Internet: Your link to the world
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Even tough Im not native, I'd rather say 'Your link to the world'- sounds better to me... 'Your link with the world' doesnt sound good to me but cannot be sure. Im writing to check myself as well Greets.
- Even tough Im not native, I'd rather say 'Your link to the world'- sounds better to me...
- 'Your link with the world' doesnt sound good to me but cannot be sure.
- Im writing to check myself as well Greets.
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Even tough Im not native, I'd rather say
'Your link to the world'- sounds better to me...
'Your link with the world' doesnt sound good to me but cannot be sure.
Im writing to check myself as well
'Your link to the world'- sounds better to me...
'Your link with the world' doesnt sound good to me but cannot be sure.
Im writing to check myself as well
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Hi,
Are both of the following expressions correct? If they are, then what is the difference in meaning between them? They're very much the same. Here are a couple of comments on possible, subtle differences.
1: Internet: Your link with the world The flow of information may be in both directoios, ie from and to you.
2: Internet: Your link to the world
Are both of the following expressions correct? If they are, then what is the difference in meaning between them? They're very much the same. Here are a couple of comments on possible, subtle differences.
1: Internet: Your link with the world The flow of information may be in both directoios, ie from and to you.
2: Internet: Your link to the world
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