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Aqua modern 953 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Use of different
Is this sentence wrong: "X and Y are very different"?
I think it must be "X and Y are very different FROM EACH OTHER"
Is the "from each other" mandatory?
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aqua modern 953 Is this sentence wrong: "X and Y are very different"? No, it is just fine! aqua modern 953 I think it must be "X and Y are very different FROM EACH OTHER" No, it needn't.
- aqua modern 953 Is this sentence wrong: "X and Y are very different"?
- No, it is just fine!
- aqua modern 953 I think it must be "X and Y are very different FROM EACH OTHER" No, it needn't.
- aqua modern 953 Is the "from each other" mandatory?
- No, not at all—on the contrary, it is redundant.
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aqua modern 953Is this sentence wrong: "X and Y are very different"?
No, it is just fine!
aqua modern 953I think it must be "X and Y are very different FROM EACH OTHER"
No, it needn't.
aqua modern 953Is the "from each other" mandatory?
No, not at all—on the contrary, it is
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