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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is based on interchangeable with depending on?
I'm looking through internet to see if 'based on is interchangeable with depending on? What do you experts think?
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They mean two different things. You can think of their literal meanings, which are not too far from their figurative meanings. One sets something on a base, and the other hangs from something.
- They mean two different things.
- You can think of their literal meanings, which are not too far from their figurative meanings.
- One sets something on a base, and the other hangs from something.
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They mean two different things. You can think of their literal meanings, which are not too far from their figurative meanings. One sets something on a base, and the other hangs from something.
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