Pretty much the same.Originally Posted by Snappy
If the chemical has several liquid states, you'd use 1.
If it only has one liquid state, you can use either.
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- 13-Aug-2009, 07:08 #1
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in a/the state Are the following sentences the same in meaning?
1. Use this chemical in a liquid state.
2. Use this chemical in the liquid state.
- 13-Aug-2009, 08:18 #2
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