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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
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The match has been suspended due to rain.
The play has been suspended due to rain.
Please check them.
Regarding cricket matches, what is the difference between match and play?
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We say 'Play has been suspended due to rain' (Not 'The play'). In that context, there's no difference—there's no cricket till the rain stops.
- We say 'Play has been suspended due to rain' (Not 'The play').
- In that context, there's no difference—there's no cricket till the rain stops.
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We say 'Play has been suspended due to rain' (Not 'The play').
In that context, there's no difference—there's no cricket till the rain stops.
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