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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Usage of admittance and admission
My Korean English dictionary says admittance to the club [ the society ] is wrong because only specific places are used with the word admittance, but I found this sentence Gaining admittance to the club was no easy matter. in Longman dictionary, so do you agree with my Korean English dictionary's opinion or could you tell me the right usage of the word and the difference between admittance and admission? Thank you so much as usual and I hope to hear from you again.
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Admission and Admittance refer to the right of entrance or permission to enter. Admission is more commonly used. There is no admission charge.
- Admission and Admittance refer to the right of entrance or permission to enter.
- Admission is more commonly used.
- There is no admission charge.
- Admittance is used officially, and most often appears on signs or notices.
- No admittance.
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Admission and Admittance refer to the right of entrance or permission to enter. Admission is more commonly used.
There is no admission charge.
Admittance is used officially, and most often appears on signs or notices.
No admittance.
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There is no admission charge.
Admittance is used officially, and most often appears on signs or notices.
No admittance.
I hope the following link is helpful to you.
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Thank you so much so "My Korean English dictionary says admittance to the club [ the society ] is wrong because only specific places are used with the word admittance" is wrong, right? Thank you so much again.
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