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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Use of word report
Is there a difference between " This is a report of our experience..." and "This is a report on our experience..." ?
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" ? Without more context, it's difficult to tell. They seem equal to me.
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- Without more context, it's difficult to tell.
- They seem equal to me.
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AnonymousIs there a difference between " This is a report of our experience..." and "This is a report on our experience..." ?Without more context, it's difficult to tell. They seem equal to me.
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This is a report of our experience seems to include the entire experience in all of its aspects. A certain amount of thoroughness is implied -- to my ear.
This is a report on our experience says it is a report concerning our experience, not necessarily containing every detail, nor an examination of every implication.
CJ
This is a report on our experience says it is a report concerning our experience, not necessarily containing every detail, nor an examination of every implication.
CJ
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