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Myvi Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Way vs means
What is the different between way and means?
Thanks in advance..
Thanks in advance..
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" You will see the two used in the same sentence on occasion, such as the House Ways and Means Committe (a legislative body). Cheers, Robert
- " You will see the two used in the same sentence on occasion, such as the House Ways and Means Committe (a legislative body).
- Cheers, Robert
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Way generally refers to technique or method -- "He has come up with a new way to make cars."
Means are generally the resources necessary to complete a task "However, he hasn't the means to start a business to take advantage of this new technique."
You will see the two used in the same sentence on occasion, such as the House Ways and Means Committe (a legislative body).
Means are generally the resources necessary to complete a task "However, he hasn't the means to start a business to take advantage of this new technique."
You will see the two used in the same sentence on occasion, such as the House Ways and Means Committe (a legislative body).
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"Way" is used for achieving something through a "Method"
They believe that happiness is possible if achieved by correct Ways.
U can not put means in the end.
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