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Topdogji Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
What's the difference between "way to" and "way of"
Hi, everyone.
As the subject of this post, I was wondering what's the difference between "way to" and "way of".
I've found two sentences below. one is using "way to" and the other one is using "way of".
- Laughing is one of the best ways to live.
- Convenience is important, but it's also a healthier way of living—physically, mentally and emotionally.
It seems like they have same meaning but I'm not sure. Are they interchangeable?
Thank you for reading!
As the subject of this post, I was wondering what's the difference between "way to" and "way of".
I've found two sentences below. one is using "way to" and the other one is using "way of".
- Laughing is one of the best ways to live.
- Convenience is important, but it's also a healthier way of living—physically, mentally and emotionally.
It seems like they have same meaning but I'm not sure. Are they interchangeable?
Thank you for reading!
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topdogji It seems like they have same meaning Yes, they do. They are interchangeable. CJ
- topdogji It seems like they have same meaning Yes, they do.
- They are interchangeable.
- CJ
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topdogjiIt seems like they have same meaningYes, they do. They are interchangeable.
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