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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
"Yet to come" and "to come"
a. The best is yet to come.
b. The best is to come.
What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences and in which situations could I use them?
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I see no essential difference in meaning. (a) has a bit more emphasis, but the main difference for me is that (a) seems a more common and familiar expression, almost a set phrase.
- I see no essential difference in meaning.
- (a) has a bit more emphasis, but the main difference for me is that (a) seems a more common and familiar expression, almost a set phrase.
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I see no essential difference in meaning. (a) has a bit more emphasis, but the main difference for me is that (a) seems a more common and familiar expression, almost a set phrase.
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