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Little Girl Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
to or of
Hi, expect.
Could you explain the difference between the two phrases?
aspect TO the situation
aspect OF the situation
Could you explain the difference between the two phrases?
aspect TO the situation
aspect OF the situation
Top answer
The first seems wrong with no context.
- The first seems wrong with no context.
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In what context, could that be right? Also, I would very much appreciate it if you could explain the difference, if any. Thanks.
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An "aspect of the situation" may refer either to a way in which the situation can be viewed or to a distinct quality/element/facet of the situation:
We should analyze every aspect of the situation.
An "aspect to the situation" sounds like the "aspect" is not an integral part of the situation, but something that accompanies it:
It didn't end too well for them, b
We should analyze every aspect of the situation.
An "aspect to the situation" sounds like the "aspect" is not an integral part of the situation, but something that accompanies it:
It didn't end too well for them, b
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