What's the slight difference between case and instance?
What's the slight difference between case and instance?
I had been sorting the usages of the two words for some time, now trying to find out the slight difference between them.
Is this correct: I can say "You are an instance of crazy people" but not "You are a case of crazy people".
I will appreciate if an explanation on this could be given.
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AUGdora What's the slight difference between “c as e” and “i nstanc e” ? There are many differences, and they are not slight! AUGdora I had have been sorting the usages of the two words for some time, and now I am trying to find out the slight subtle differenc es between them.
- AUGdora What's the slight difference between “c as e” and “i nstanc e” ?
- There are many differences, and they are not slight!
- AUGdora I had have been sorting the usages of the two words for some time, and now I am trying to find out the slight subtle differenc es between them.
- See above.
- AUGdora Is this correc t?
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AUGdoraWhat's the
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There are many differences, and they are not slight!
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