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Jackson6612 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

The book has 1,058 pages and narrates autobiographical accounts and events

What is difference between 'account' and 'event'?

The book has 1,058 pages and narrates autobiographical accounts and events of John including his joining the KBB, time during the partition of Attilastan, his meeting and growing relationship with Jackson, and many other events in his life.
  

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It seems a little bit dumb, doesn't it? To narrate an account is to tell a story. To give an account is to tell a story.

  • It seems a little bit dumb, doesn't it?
  • To narrate an account is to tell a story.
  • To give an account is to tell a story.
  • The account is the story.
  • The events are in the story.
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It seems a little bit dumb, doesn't it?

To narrate an account is to tell a story. To give an account is to tell a story.

The account is the story.

The events are in the story. They are the things which happened.

We give (narrate) an account of the events.

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Avangi, I think you are right. That text was taken from Wikipedia. People make a lot of mistakes on Wikipedia but it is still one of the best gifts of the internet to mankind.

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The book has 1,058 pages and narrates autobiographical accounts of events of John including his joining the KBB, time during the partition of Attilastan, his meeting and gr
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Well, you know, the ****** prepositions! Emotion: angry

make / give an account / accounting of my recent activities

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