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#2 (permalink) Sat Mar 01, 2008 11:50 am adopt vs adapt |
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Hi,
'Adopt' has the general meaning of 'accept'. In the test sentence it means that the local political party agreed to take on Henry as the official candidate. 'Adapt' on the other hand, has the general meaning of 'change'. You can adapt a novel/book so that it can be made into a film.
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#3 (permalink) Mon Mar 03, 2008 23:46 pm adopt vs adapt |
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Is it right to use therefore in that position? I have heard from my teacher that we can only use "therefore" at the beginning of a sentence.
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#4 (permalink) Tue Mar 04, 2008 8:42 am adopt vs adapt |
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Hi,
It's perfectly all right to use 'therefore' in that position as far as I am concerned.
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#5 (permalink) Thu Sep 11, 2008 15:27 pm adopt vs adapt |
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Hi Sir,
I have recieved your email concerned my question, which i asked last time.Now am ok with those two words.
best regards omario
There is something which always blow my mind all the time, and would like to know the correct answer.the word Englisch is it the People or a Language?
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