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Bn77 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Successive vs. successional
in the following expression, could I use "successional" instead of " successive"??
If not, wht's the difference between the two words?
" for 3 successive days"
If not, wht's the difference between the two words?
" for 3 successive days"
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No. 'Successional' has to do, for instance, with the order in which different plants or animals appear on a fresh plot of earth.
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- 'Successional' has to do, for instance, with the order in which different plants or animals appear on a fresh plot of earth.
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No. 'Successional' has to do, for instance, with the order in which different plants or animals appear on a fresh plot of earth.
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