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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
The Difference Between "space" & "room"
Hi all!
I wonder which word I should choose to fill in the blank, space or room: If you are short, your clothes and shoes take less ____ in your bedroom.
And what's the difference between them when they are uncountable?
Thanks a lot!
I wonder which word I should choose to fill in the blank, space or room: If you are short, your clothes and shoes take less ____ in your bedroom.
And what's the difference between them when they are uncountable?
Thanks a lot!
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" There's not much difference. , "floor space") or three-dimensional, but "space" is more emphatically the latter. "
- " There's not much difference.
- , "floor space") or three-dimensional, but "space" is more emphatically the latter.
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I vote for "space."
There's not much difference. Both could be two-dimensional (eg., "floor space") or three-dimensional, but "space" is more emphatically the latter.
If you are the author, it's better not to repeat " - room."
There's not much difference. Both could be two-dimensional (eg., "floor space") or three-dimensional, but "space" is more emphatically the latter.
If you are the author, it's better not to repeat " - room."
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I know that "space" is countable such as (Parking spaces) but "room" is uncountable.....
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