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Parasite Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
"bias" and "unfair"
0 hi everone..... 02 br
00 what's the different between "bias" and "unfair" it's different right???? 02 br
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00 Unfair is a synonym of "bias" ????? 02 br
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00 can i say..." He loves u more than me....why he is so bias" 02 br
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00 Does " bias" use in any conversation? because i talked to my friends from Australia 02 br
00 and they told me ..now " bias" didnt exist... and they didnt know what it means 02 br
00 they were not quite sure ...and nobody use this word....so they would laugh at me 02 br
00 if i use "bias" is that true??? 02 br
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00 *** *** 02 br
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00 ps. is it correct...that i use "Does" bias use in any conversation? 0-
00 what's the different between "bias" and "unfair" it's different right???? 02 br
02 br
00 Unfair is a synonym of "bias" ????? 02 br
02 br
00 can i say..." He loves u more than me....why he is so bias" 02 br
02 br
00 Does " bias" use in any conversation? because i talked to my friends from Australia 02 br
00 and they told me ..now " bias" didnt exist... and they didnt know what it means 02 br
00 they were not quite sure ...and nobody use this word....so they would laugh at me 02 br
00 if i use "bias" is that true??? 02 br
02 br
02 br
00 *** *** 02 br
02 br
00 ps. is it correct...that i use "Does" bias use in any conversation? 0-
Top answer
0 Hello, Parasite, 02 br 02 br 00 In the meaning here, "bias" cannot be an adjective; you'd have to use "biased", past participle of "to bias" 02 br 00 Now, here's the meaning of "to bias": influence in an unfair way; "you are biasing my choice by telling me yours" 02 br 00 I think "unfair" refers more to a general/accepted code 02 br 00 "the referee was unfair to the player" 02 br 00 wheras "biased" refers to things tou may have read, learned, seen, and that may influence your decision 02 br 00 "our opinion about the accused was biased by the media" 0-
- 0 Hello, Parasite, 02 br 02 br 00 In the meaning here, "bias" cannot be an adjective; you'd have to use "biased", past participle of "to bias" 02 br 00 Now, here's the meaning of "to bias": influence in an unfair way; "you are biasing my choice by telling me yours" 02 br 00 I think "unfair" refers more to a general/accepted code 02 br 00 "the referee was unfair to the player" 02 br 00 wheras "biased" refers to things tou may have read, learned, seen, and that may influence your decision 02 br 00 "our opinion about the accused was biased by the media" 0-
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0 Hello, Parasite, 02 br
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00 In the meaning here, "bias" cannot be an adjective; you'd have to use "biased", past participle of "to bias" 02 br
00 Now, here's the meaning of "to bias": influence in an unfair way; "you are biasing my choice by telling me yours" 02 br
00 I think "unfair" refers more to a general/accepted code 02 br
00 "the refer
02 br
00 In the meaning here, "bias" cannot be an adjective; you'd have to use "biased", past participle of "to bias" 02 br
00 Now, here's the meaning of "to bias": influence in an unfair way; "you are biasing my choice by telling me yours" 02 br
00 I think "unfair" refers more to a general/accepted code 02 br
00 "the refer
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0 As Pieanne says, it's "biased", not "bias". 02 br
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00 Both "biased" and "unfair" have a sense of inequality. 02 br
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00 "bias" comes before you act. It's your propensity to act in a certain way rather than another because of past experiences, opinions you've acquired through your life, etc. Being unbiased means being able to judge objectively. Usua
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00 Both "biased" and "unfair" have a sense of inequality. 02 br
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00 "bias" comes before you act. It's your propensity to act in a certain way rather than another because of past experiences, opinions you've acquired through your life, etc. Being unbiased means being able to judge objectively. Usua
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