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Blackmamba Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Large/wide
Is there anybody who can explain me whether use "large" or "wide" if we are talking about a flat surface? like a scanner, for instance?
thank you very very much
thank you very very much
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'Large' refers to both dimensions of a plane surface; 'wide' refers to only one dimension. Sorry, don't know how it applies to a scanner, though.
- 'Large' refers to both dimensions of a plane surface; 'wide' refers to only one dimension.
- Sorry, don't know how it applies to a scanner, though.
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'Large' refers to both dimensions of a plane surface; 'wide' refers to only one dimension. Sorry, don't know how it applies to a scanner, though.
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