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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Verb VARY
There is a sentence with a verb vary
The menu varies with the season.
Then, does the sentence I'm going to write with the verb vary below make sense?
( ) <= tells the meaning of the sentence whether or not it makes sense. <= was done because I want to make a correct sentence ,with the verb vary, which has the same(or similar) meaning as the sentence in brackets.
The standard of a good essay varies with people. ( To say about the standard of a good essay is different according to people's skill, status of education or evaluator's opinion, and so forth)
If the underlined sentence is correct, can the verb vary be replaced by "differ" ?
The menu varies with the season.
Then, does the sentence I'm going to write with the verb vary below make sense?
( ) <= tells the meaning of the sentence whether or not it makes sense. <= was done because I want to make a correct sentence ,with the verb vary, which has the same(or similar) meaning as the sentence in brackets.
The standard of a good essay varies with people. ( To say about the standard of a good essay is different according to people's skill, status of education or evaluator's opinion, and so forth)
If the underlined sentence is correct, can the verb vary be replaced by "differ" ?
Top answer
I don't understand all your 'explanation', but these are OK: The standard for a good essay varies/ differs with the person.
- I don't understand all your 'explanation', but these are OK: The standard for a good essay varies/ differs with the person.
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I don't understand all your 'explanation', but these are OK:
The standard for a good essay varies/ differs with the person.
The standard for a good essay varies/ differs with the person.
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