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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
On the basis/base of
We cannot judge a person simply on the ___ of his education.
Hi,
Do both basis and base fit in the above and mean about the same? If not, would you come up with a reason? Basis and base are both nouns and their meanings are about the same to me. That's confusing! Thanks.
Hi,
Do both basis and base fit in the above and mean about the same? If not, would you come up with a reason? Basis and base are both nouns and their meanings are about the same to me. That's confusing! Thanks.
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Basis. A base is generally a physical thing, like the base of a lamp.
- Basis.
- A base is generally a physical thing, like the base of a lamp.
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Basis. A base is generally a physical thing, like the base of a lamp.
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