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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
realisation
What is the difference in meaning between:
1. There is a realisation that changes must be made.
and:
2. There is realisation that changes must be made.
Quoc
1. There is a realisation that changes must be made.
and:
2. There is realisation that changes must be made.
Quoc
Top answer
No difference, really, and only 1 is really used. At Yahoo, the hits: 362 for "There is realisation" 9,370 for "There is a realisation"
- No difference, really, and only 1 is really used.
- At Yahoo, the hits: 362 for "There is realisation" 9,370 for "There is a realisation"
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No difference, really, and only 1 is really used.
At Yahoo, the hits:
362 for "There is realisation"
9,370 for "There is a realisation"
At Yahoo, the hits:
362 for "There is realisation"
9,370 for "There is a realisation"
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