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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
The bank loaned John the capital he needed to start his business.
The bank loaned John the capital he needed to start his business.
Hi,
Could I replace "capital" in the above with "finance/fund/money" without making a change in meaning? Thanks.
Hi,
Could I replace "capital" in the above with "finance/fund/money" without making a change in meaning? Thanks.
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loaned the financeS
would work, but a bit strange for some
loaned the money
is OK, but a bit too informal
loaned the fundS
would be OK
but the original is the best, the most "professional."
would work, but a bit strange for some
loaned the money
is OK, but a bit too informal
loaned the fundS
would be OK
but the original is the best, the most "professional."
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Marius Hanculoaned the financeSThanks, Marius.
would work, but a bit strange for some
loaned the money
is OK, but a bit too informal
loaned the fundS
would be OK
but the original is the best, the most "professional."
But I still have some questions. Why do you use t
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