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Yes you can, but there's a slight difference in meaning. "To solve" means to find a solution. "To unravel" means to make sense of, or to simplify.
- Yes you can, but there's a slight difference in meaning.
- "To solve" means to find a solution.
- "To unravel" means to make sense of, or to simplify.
- So you might unravel a problem to make it easier to solve!
- Native speakers would usually say "solve".
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Yes you can, but there's a slight difference in meaning.
"To solve" means to find a solution.
"To unravel" means to make sense of, or to simplify.
So you might unravel a problem to make it easier to solve!
Native speakers would usually say "solve". "Unravel" is less common, but perfectly OK.
Hope this helps,
Clodpole
"To solve" means to find a solution.
"To unravel" means to make sense of, or to simplify.
So you might unravel a problem to make it easier to solve!
Native speakers would usually say "solve". "Unravel" is less common, but perfectly OK.
Hope this helps,
Clodpole
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