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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I am trying to describe that development applies to a lot of things.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines development as 'the process of developed or being developed’. This definition applies just as much to a biologist’s measuring cell meiosis, an artist’s painting, and an architect’s building as it does a geographer’s understanding of development, and as such development is one of the most pervasive words in the English language.
Does all this make grammatical sense?
The Oxford English Dictionary defines development as 'the process of developed or being developed’. This definition applies just as much to a biologist’s measuring cell meiosis, an artist’s painting, and an architect’s building as it does a geographer’s understanding of development, and as such development is one of the most pervasive words in the English language.
Does all this make grammatical sense?
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Anonymous The Oxford English Dictionary defines development as 'the process of developed or being developed’. Are you sure?
- Anonymous The Oxford English Dictionary defines development as 'the process of developed or being developed’.
- Are you sure?
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AnonymousThe Oxford English Dictionary defines development as 'the process of developed or being developed’.Are you sure?
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