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Fairyfan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
usage of phrases
what is difference of when it comes to and in terms of? could anyone give example for both as comparison, thanks a lot!
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Hello, fairyfan—and welcome to English Forums. fairyfan what is difference of when it comes to and in terms of? I see none, really.
- Hello, fairyfan—and welcome to English Forums.
- fairyfan what is difference of when it comes to and in terms of?
- I see none, really.
- The former is informal; the latter is formal, that is all.
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Hello, fairyfan—and welcome to English Forums.
fairyfanwhat is difference of when it comes to and in terms of?I see none, really. The former is informal; the latter is formal, that is all.
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