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WesternAmerican Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

'Vast' when can I use this word?

Tell me if these sound natural:
There are vast differences between the USA and Sudan.

Could you give me more examples? Thank you.
P.S
Vast=Big right?
When is it used?
Is it an adjective?

I'm looking forward to seeing your answers(sounds good ?).
  

Top answer

>There are vast differences between the USA and Sudan. Fine. = Large, great Adj.

— Marius Hancu

  • >There are vast differences between the USA and Sudan.
  • Fine.
  • = Large, great Adj.
  • here
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>There are vast differences between the USA and Sudan.

Fine.
= Large, great
Adj. here
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Thanks. So I can use vast to describe armies too?
'The US army is vast''.
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Can I also say 'The sea is vast'?
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rather want to see a unappropriate example of using 'vast' ...
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