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Buranda Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Sending troops vs. dispatching trrops
Hi, there
I guess, as a non-native english speaker, sending troops and dispatching trrops are the same thing.
Q1. What is the different between them?
Q2. How can I say if I were sent or dispatched to some country? ( Is it possible to say 'I was dispatched(sent) to Australia in 1901' ? I want to know the usual expression of it. )
Thank you.
I guess, as a non-native english speaker, sending troops and dispatching trrops are the same thing.
Q1. What is the different between them?
Q2. How can I say if I were sent or dispatched to some country? ( Is it possible to say 'I was dispatched(sent) to Australia in 1901' ? I want to know the usual expression of it. )
Thank you.
Top answer
Q1. What is the difference between them? There is very little - if any - difference between them.
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- What is the difference between them?
- There is very little - if any - difference between them.
- "Dispatched" is a bit old-fashioned, but it's still an appropriate word and you can use it without any hesitation.
- Q2.
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Q1. What is the difference between them? There is very little - if any - difference between them. "Dispatched" is a bit old-fashioned, but it's still an appropriate word and you can use it without any hesitation.
Q2. How can I say if I were sent or dispatched to some country? ( Is it possible to say 'I was dispatche
Q2. How can I say if I were sent or dispatched to some country? ( Is it possible to say 'I was dispatche
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