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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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‘sources’
I read (a) in a book and am wondering what difference there is between (a) and (b). Could anyone teach me?
(a) Among the unsaturated fatty acids we consume, most come from plant sources and fish.
(b) Among the unsaturated fatty acids we consume, most come from plants and fish.
(a) Among the unsaturated fatty acids we consume, most come from plant sources and fish.
(b) Among the unsaturated fatty acids we consume, most come from plants and fish.
Top answer
There are no differences in intent. Your ( b ) is better composed.
- There are no differences in intent.
- Your ( b ) is better composed.
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There are no differences in intent. Your ( b ) is better composed.
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