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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
You don't need to make/prove your point
You don't need to make/prove your point because I believe you.
Do both make and prove in the above convey a similar idea? Thanks.
Do both make and prove in the above convey a similar idea? Thanks.
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No. First one makes one's point (says or does it) and then, if necessary, one subsequently proves it.
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- First one makes one's point (says or does it) and then, if necessary, one subsequently proves it.
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No. First one makes one's point (says or does it) and then, if necessary, one subsequently proves it.
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