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Ahava_yin Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

wider/broader choice

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0 Hello Ahava_yin02br 02br 00I think you can say both "wide choice" and "broad choice". , "great in the extent from side to side". "Wide" also can be used in this sense.

— Paco2004

  • 0 Hello Ahava_yin02br 02br 00I think you can say both "wide choice" and "broad choice".
  • , "great in the extent from side to side".
  • "Wide" also can be used in this sense.
  • But "wide" is much wider in the sense than "broad".
  • The first definition of "wide" is "large in area or in space".
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0 Hello Ahava_yin02br
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00I think you can say both "wide choice" and "broad choice". But if we have to choose only one, I would choose "wide choice".02br
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00"Broad" means "large across", i.e., "great in the extent from side to side". "Wide" also can be used in this sense. But "wide" is much wider in the sense than "broad". The first definition of "w
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0 Thank you sooo much paco2004. 0-
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