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The meaning is the same but we can't use then interchangeably. If you use close you need a comparative so it is always close to X. You say near X.
- The meaning is the same but we can't use then interchangeably.
- If you use close you need a comparative so it is always close to X.
- You say near X.
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The meaning is the same but we can't use then interchangeably. If you use close you need a comparative so it is always close to X. You say near X.
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