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Nithila Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
What is the different between these two sentences?
That does not depend upon any unknown parameters.
That does not depend on any unknown parameters.
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Yes, upon and on have the same meaning here.
- Yes, upon and on have the same meaning here.
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Upon feels more formal, as in a speech or an article.
On is what most people say talking face to face, to an equal with low formality.
Just about usage, not talking about right/wrong.
On is what most people say talking face to face, to an equal with low formality.
Just about usage, not talking about right/wrong.
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