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#17 (permalink) Sat Nov 28, 2009 3:38 am Difference between choose and find |
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Hello Alan & Torsten, I also had the same problem between choose and find. It seems to me it's depend on how do you read the sentence? I understand your way but I think next time most of us will do the same mistake.
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#18 (permalink) Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:23 am "choose" correct in the context |
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Hello everybody!
I think Alan is absolutely right - the answer is "choose" but taken in the given context. If we overlook these 10 questions we see there is a logical order, a conversation. This question is connected to the previous questions where the ideea was to choose a question. Well, the word "things" in this question refers to "questions". Taken off the context, the word "things" can have various meanings so the answer wouldn,t be so obvious.
Am I wright?
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#19 (permalink) Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:24 am "choose" correct in the context |
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Hello everybody!
I think Alan is absolutely right - the answer is "choose" but taken in the given context. If we overlook these 10 questions we see there is a logical order, a conversation. This question is connected to the previous questions where the ideea was to choose a question. Well, the word "things" in this question refers to "questions". Taken off the context, the word "things" can have various meanings so the answer wouldn,t be so obvious.
Am I wright?
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#20 (permalink) Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:27 am "choose" correct in the context |
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Hello everybody!
I think Alan is absolutely right - the answer is "choose" but taken in the given context. If we overlook these 10 questions we see there is a logical order, a conversation. This question is connected to the previous questions where the ideea was to choose a question. Well, the word "things" in this question refers to "questions". Taken off the context, the word "things" can have various meanings so the answer wouldn,t be so obvious.
Am I wright?
Tks for this forum! |
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Cornel I'm new here and I like it ;-)

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#21 (permalink) Wed Dec 01, 2010 9:22 am Difference between choose and find |
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There are so many things and in spite of it I can't find any. It's too dificalt! That is wrong? There are so many questions that it's difficult to choose.I consider a logical order. I am right? Sorry, Cornel. I did not see your post at first. Where are you from? |
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#22 (permalink) Wed May 04, 2011 18:13 pm Difference between choose and find |
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Hi, sir will you please esplain the difference between "follow " and "choose".Thanks. |
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#23 (permalink) Wed May 04, 2011 18:15 pm Difference between choose and find |
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Hi, sir will you please esplain the difference between "follow " and "choose".Thanks. |
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#25 (permalink) Sat May 21, 2011 11:40 am Difference between choose and find |
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Hello,
I'm not so sure why "choose" is the right answer not "find"? I think this it depends on situation. eg: There are so many things that it's difficult to find ( we say it when we can't find out s.th eg: happiness, warmness, lucky, etc.) eg: There are so many things that it's difficult to choose ( we say it when we have many options to choose eg: work or study, marriend or single, to be an employee or employer, and so on). Could you give me example clearer than this?
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#26 (permalink) Sat May 21, 2011 12:53 pm Difference between choose and find |
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If you choose you decide which thing/person you want out of the ones that are available.
'Find' has a number of usages, which you will find listed here. as a verb and here as a noun. _________________ "Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened."
Terry Pratchett |
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#27 (permalink) Mon Aug 06, 2012 13:16 pm Difference between choose and find |
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Hi, My first answer for this question is 'follow'. Now I know the correct answer is 'choose'. Thank you Allan! Thank you Kitosdad! |
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