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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Offers most or the most benefits?
Hi. What is the difference between the two sentences?
1. It offers most benefits.
2. It offers the most benefits.
1. It offers most benefits.
2. It offers the most benefits.
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They can mean the same ('the greatest number of benefits, compared to other benefit packages'). Or #1 can also mean this: 1. -- a majority of all conceivable benefits.
- They can mean the same ('the greatest number of benefits, compared to other benefit packages').
- Or #1 can also mean this: 1.
- -- a majority of all conceivable benefits.
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They can mean the same ('the greatest number of benefits, compared to other benefit packages'). Or #1 can also mean this:
1. It offers most benefits.-- a majority of all conceivable benefits.
1. It offers most benefits.-- a majority of all conceivable benefits.
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