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Tense agreement? | 'not ... already' versus 'not yet'

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#1 (permalink) Fri Aug 11, 2006 11:02 am Scene versus Sight

Please read: 1/ This is a delighful rural scene/sight. 2/ The boats in the harbour make a beautiful scene/sight. 3/They went abroad for a change of scene/sight. 4/The flowers are a lovely sight/scene in spring. 5/He saw some amazing sight/scene at the zoo. 6/ A suffering animal is a distressing sight/scene. These 2 words "scene" and "sight" are interchangeable in only thesecases? If not, please tell me the difference in meaning btw them. Thanks K

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