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Ryan79k Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

laptop VS notebook (computer)

Hi, I was wondering if the term "notebook Emotion: computer" is widely used among native English speakers.

I refered my laptop as "notebook" the other day and this friend of mine who's British said it might not be a proper word.

So... what do you think??? Is this some sort of a personal preference??

Thanks in advance!

Ryan from Seoul
  

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It could be personal preference. I never call mine a notebook, but I wouldn't blink if someone else did.

— BarbaraPA

  • It could be personal preference.
  • I never call mine a notebook, but I wouldn't blink if someone else did.
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It could be personal preference. I never call mine a notebook, but I wouldn't blink if someone else did.
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