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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Phrase meaning
Is there a difference in meaning between these phrases:
The choice is yours.
It is your choice.
Are both correct as a phrase?
Thanks.
The choice is yours.
It is your choice.
Are both correct as a phrase?
Thanks.
Top answer
They are sentences — not phrases. They are both correct and mean the same.
- They are sentences — not phrases.
- They are both correct and mean the same.
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They are sentences — not phrases.
They are both correct and mean the same.
They are both correct and mean the same.
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