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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Hi. I think the following two mean the same, and given that fact, I think people prefer example sentence 1. Am I correct? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. It will measure student progress.
2. It will measure the progress of students.
1. It will measure student progress.
2. It will measure the progress of students.
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They're both fine.
- They're both fine.
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AnonymousI think people prefer example sentence 1.I certainly do.
NB: There is also "students' progress" available.
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