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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
is there any difference?
Hi,
If you were trying ask whether there is any difference, how would you normally ask?
Is there any difference?
Are there any differences?
Back to the main point. What is the difference between "bullet form" and "point form"?
And if you can, please tell me where they would be used in the academic or professional cycle besides in newspapers. How here, would you use point form?
1. Making (personal??) comments on something one said or written (someone's writing).
2. In the list of written work attached/enclosed
3. In the table of contents
4. Workplace/school rules
Sorry if my question is too broad..
If you were trying ask whether there is any difference, how would you normally ask?
Is there any difference?
Are there any differences?
Back to the main point. What is the difference between "bullet form" and "point form"?
And if you can, please tell me where they would be used in the academic or professional cycle besides in newspapers. How here, would you use point form?
1. Making (personal??) comments on something one said or written (someone's writing).
2. In the list of written work attached/enclosed
3. In the table of contents
4. Workplace/school rules
Sorry if my question is too broad..
Top answer
If you think there is only one difference, ask What is the difference? or Is there any difference? If you think there are likely to be several differences, then use the plural.
- If you think there is only one difference, ask What is the difference?
- or Is there any difference?
- If you think there are likely to be several differences, then use the plural.
- " I use bullets when I have at least two points that are very similar.
- They need to be parallel.
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If you think there is only one difference, ask What is the difference? or Is there any difference?
If you think there are likely to be several differences, then use the plural.
I personally am not familiar with "point form." I use "bullets."
I use bullets when I have at least two points that are very similar. They need to be parallel. I would not use bulle
If you think there are likely to be several differences, then use the plural.
I personally am not familiar with "point form." I use "bullets."
I use bullets when I have at least two points that are very similar. They need to be parallel. I would not use bulle
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