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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
meeting vs conference
Do meeting and conference have the same meaning and are they interchangeable?If not, what is the difference in meaning btw them?
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Meeting: smaller in size Conference: larger in size, more organized, more pretentious, more formal They can be intercheable in various situations. Read business sites to see when.
- Meeting: smaller in size Conference: larger in size, more organized, more pretentious, more formal They can be intercheable in various situations.
- Read business sites to see when.
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Meeting: smaller in size
Conference: larger in size, more organized, more pretentious, more formal
They can be intercheable in various situations. Read business sites to see when.
Conference: larger in size, more organized, more pretentious, more formal
They can be intercheable in various situations. Read business sites to see when.
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Hi,
A small additional comment.
Sometimes we use these words in an imprecise way. However, a 'conference' suggest a meeting/discussion between equals, eg a medical conference is where doctors come together to share experiences and to learn from each other.'
Best wishes, Clive
A small additional comment.
Sometimes we use these words in an imprecise way. However, a 'conference' suggest a meeting/discussion between equals, eg a medical conference is where doctors come together to share experiences and to learn from each other.'
Best wishes, Clive
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