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LearnerOfEnglish Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Write in details or write in detail
So which one do you think is correct?
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I would say either Write with details. Or Write in detail.
- I would say either Write with details.
- Or Write in detail.
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No, I said write with details or write in detail, which are not the same expression.
When you write "in detail" you give many examples or cover many aspects of a subject. So your general approach is one that is thorough.
When you write "with details," your writing includes examples, etc. So your writing style is one that depends upon using examples.
When you write "in detail" you give many examples or cover many aspects of a subject. So your general approach is one that is thorough.
When you write "with details," your writing includes examples, etc. So your writing style is one that depends upon using examples.
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1. Thank you. Can we say in details?
2. Which is your first language? US or UK English?
2. Which is your first language? US or UK English?
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Normally, no. "In detail" not "in details."
I am a product of American English.
I am a product of American English.
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