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have to say/say | Difference among: result, outcome, consequence, effect?

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#1 (permalink) Sat Oct 01, 2005 14:43 pm Case, situation and circumstance

Nice teachers, I don't really understand the difference between the three words : case, situation and circumstance. please explain to me.

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#2 (permalink) Wed Apr 21, 2010 15:34 pm Case, situation and circumstance

It's best if you look the contexts those words are used in. TOEFL listening lectures: A lecture from an american literature class

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