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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Reduction,decrease
Hi,
please check these sentences and tell me if they are correct or you think that there is a small difference in the meaning expressed by the 2 words.(reduction , decrease)
"We discounted 2000 € for the reduction of lights"
"We discounted 2000 € for the decrese of lights"
Actually I like more "We discounted 2000 € for reducing \ decreasing the lights" what do you think?
Thank you!!
Pamela
please check these sentences and tell me if they are correct or you think that there is a small difference in the meaning expressed by the 2 words.(reduction , decrease)
"We discounted 2000 € for the reduction of lights"
"We discounted 2000 € for the decrese of lights"
Actually I like more "We discounted 2000 € for reducing \ decreasing the lights" what do you think?
Thank you!!
Pamela
Top answer
increase or decrease ??
- increase or decrease ??
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"We discounted 2000 € for the reduction of lights"
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"We discounted 2000 € for decreasing the lights"
These both are true, i think.
bcuz reduction as a noun mean making sth less in amount.
and the word decrease have same meaning as a verb.
I'm not native, i just guess
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"We discounted 2000 € for decreasing the lights"
These both are true, i think.
bcuz reduction as a noun mean making sth less in amount.
and the word decrease have same meaning as a verb.
I'm not native, i just guess
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