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Ye Thu Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
the use of the preposition: in, of
1. The sudden change in temperature can cause rocks to shatter.
2. The sudden change of temperature can cause rocks to shatter.
I'd like to know if the above two sentences are the same in meaning and if there is any difference betwee them. Please explain it to me. Thanks a lot.
2. The sudden change of temperature can cause rocks to shatter.
I'd like to know if the above two sentences are the same in meaning and if there is any difference betwee them. Please explain it to me. Thanks a lot.
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Ye Thu I'd like to know if the above two sentences are the same in meaning Yes. There's no difference. #1 is more common.
- Ye Thu I'd like to know if the above two sentences are the same in meaning Yes.
- There's no difference.
- #1 is more common.
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Ye ThuI'd like to know if the above two sentences are the same in meaningYes. There's no difference. #1 is more common.
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