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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What is correct? I need HELP
Is it correct to say "know the difference between right and wrong" or "know the difference between right from wrong" Please I need help... I am writing my thesis and two different committee members are saying different things!
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I know the difference between right and wrong. He doesn't know the difference between his left and his right. I know right from wrong.
- I know the difference between right and wrong.
- He doesn't know the difference between his left and his right.
- I know right from wrong.
- He doesn't know (can't tell) his left from his right.
- He doesn't know sh** from Shinola.
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I know the difference between right and wrong. He doesn't know the difference between his left and his right.
I know right from wrong. He doesn't know (can't tell) his left from his right. He doesn't know sh** from Shinola. (Don't use that one.)
"I can't tell them apart."
"I can't tell one from the o
I know right from wrong. He doesn't know (can't tell) his left from his right. He doesn't know sh** from Shinola. (Don't use that one.)
"I can't tell them apart."
"I can't tell one from the o
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