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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
reason vs. reasoning
Hi, please tell me why the words are used as they have been used.
They will be able to explain in a polished essay the reasoning (why not 'reason'??) behind the design of their model city.
They will read and analyze using varied (why not 'various'??) reading strategies.
They will be able to explain in a polished essay the reasoning (why not 'reason'??) behind the design of their model city.
They will read and analyze using varied (why not 'various'??) reading strategies.
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Reasoning is composed of items which are reasons . Reasoning is more general, reasons is more concrete/specific. Both work in the context, depending on what you want to accentuate, the general or the particular.
- Reasoning is composed of items which are reasons .
- Reasoning is more general, reasons is more concrete/specific.
- Both work in the context, depending on what you want to accentuate, the general or the particular.
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Reasoning is composed of items which are reasons.
Reasoning is more general, reasons is more concrete/specific.
Both work in the context, depending on what you want to accentuate, the general or the particular.
Reasoning is more general, reasons is more concrete/specific.
Both work in the context, depending on what you want to accentuate, the general or the particular.
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REASON
- justification; an explanation or justification for something
- motive; a motive or cause for acting or thinking in a particular way
- cause that explains something; a cause that explains a particular phenomenon
- power of orderly thought; the power of being able to think in a logical and rational manner
- logical thinking;
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