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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Wording help please?

Hi,

Could you please advise how to use these two words correctly?


I need to [ access / appraise ] the situation carefully. (Are they interchangeable?)

I made a careful [ assessment / appraisal ] on the situation. (Same as above)

The car was [ accessed / appraised ] at $10000. (Same as above)


Cheers

  

Top answer

John Aki I need to [ access / appraise ] the situation carefully. ) You are confusing 'assess' and 'access'. 'assess' is better than 'appraise'.

— CalifJim

  • John Aki I need to [ access / appraise ] the situation carefully.
  • ) You are confusing 'assess' and 'access'.
  • 'assess' is better than 'appraise'.
  • They're not really interchangeable here.
  • John Aki I made a careful [ assessment / appraisal ] on of the situation.
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John AkiI need to [ access / appraise ] the situation carefully. (Are they interchangeable?)

You are confusing 'assess' and 'access'.

'assess' is better than 'appraise'. They're not really interchangeable here.

John AkiI made a careful [ assessment / appraisal ] on of t
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