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Bighug Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Theme and subject
when I explain about the subject of festival, exhibition or lecture?
can I use the word, theme instead of subject? Could the two words, theme and subject be used as the same meaning?
or do I have use them differently in the sentence?
can I use the word, theme instead of subject? Could the two words, theme and subject be used as the same meaning?
or do I have use them differently in the sentence?
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'The subject of festivals, exhibitions, or lectures' sound like a general essay on how such event are planned and presented.
'The theme of a festival or exhibition' would be the general thrust of the individual event (e.g. the theme of Ramidan is patience, spirituality, humility and submissiveness to ***.)
Lectures do not have themes, but topics or subjects,
'The theme of a festival or exhibition' would be the general thrust of the individual event (e.g. the theme of Ramidan is patience, spirituality, humility and submissiveness to ***.)
Lectures do not have themes, but topics or subjects,
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