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Hi, Here's the basic idea. part - a general term. eg I can use my hands to break a part off a loaf of bread.
- Hi, Here's the basic idea.
- part - a general term.
- eg I can use my hands to break a part off a loaf of bread.
- section - refers to a part that is more clearly defined.
- eg it's easy to divide an orange into sections.
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Hi,
Here's the basic idea.
part - a general term. eg I can use my hands to break a part off a loaf of bread.
section - refers to a part that is more clearly defined.
eg it's easy to divide an orange into sections.
eg sub-headings are often used to divide a business report into sections.
Ali, forgive
Here's the basic idea.
part - a general term. eg I can use my hands to break a part off a loaf of bread.
section - refers to a part that is more clearly defined.
eg it's easy to divide an orange into sections.
eg sub-headings are often used to divide a business report into sections.
Ali, forgive
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Clive, certainly you must know the roots of english and its origins as a language of pirates. It takes and plunders. It is certainly not polite.
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In most modern contexts I am familiar with, taking and plundering is somewhat frowned upon.
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