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Paul Evdokimov 3950 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
modifier vs attribute
Hi there! Would you please explain me the difference between a modifier and an attribute?
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It seems that the only difference is in the context of usage. "Attribute" is used in the context of formal linguistics, and "modifier" is used in a less formal context.
- It seems that the only difference is in the context of usage.
- "Attribute" is used in the context of formal linguistics, and "modifier" is used in a less formal context.
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It seems that the only difference is in the context of usage.
"Attribute" is used in the context of formal linguistics, and "modifier" is used in a less formal context.
"Attribute" is used in the context of formal linguistics, and "modifier" is used in a less formal context.
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