On a persona level
Is there a difference between "on a personal level" and "on the personal level"?
Is either one correct or incorrect?
Which is suitable in the below sentences?
Ex.
- He is a bad teacher, but on the personal level, a nice person.
- I sympathize with the victims on the personal level because I have experienced the same tragedy.
Thank you!
Top answer
"A" is general while "the" is specific. There is no specific personal level as it is personal. He is a bad teacher, but on a personal level, he is a nice person.
- "A" is general while "the" is specific.
- There is no specific personal level as it is personal.
- He is a bad teacher, but on a personal level, he is a nice person.
- I sympathize with the victims on a personal level because I have experienced the same tragedy.
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"A" is general while "the" is specific. There is no specific personal level as it is personal.
He is a bad teacher, but on a personal level, he is a nice person.
I sympathize with the victims on a personal level because I have experienced the same tragedy.
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