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Smaller or narrowed
I wonder if I can use got smaller or narrowed in the following sentence.
Over the time, the gap between men's and women's smoking rate got smaller/or narrowed.
Over the time, the gap between men's and women's smoking rate got smaller/or narrowed.
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Yea I think both of them makes sense. Over time, the gap between men's and women's smoking rate got smaller/got narrower.
- Yea I think both of them makes sense.
- Over time, the gap between men's and women's smoking rate got smaller/got narrower.
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Yea I think both of them makes sense.
Over time, the gap between men's and women's smoking rate got smaller/got narrower.
Over time, the gap between men's and women's smoking rate got smaller/got narrower.
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Hi,
I wonder if I can use got smaller or narrowed in the following sentence.
Over the time, the gap between men's and women's smoking rate got smaller/or narrowed.
We also often say that a gap 'lessens'.
I assume that the context defines what is meant by eg 'men's smoking rate',
For example, does it tell us what percenta
I wonder if I can use got smaller or narrowed in the following sentence.
Over the time, the gap between men's and women's smoking rate got smaller/or narrowed.
We also often say that a gap 'lessens'.
I assume that the context defines what is meant by eg 'men's smoking rate',
For example, does it tell us what percenta
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