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- 22-Jul-2005, 15:32 #1
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"Equivalent to " or "Equivalent of" I would like to know which is gramatically correct : "Equivalent to " or "Equivalent of" ?
- 23-Jul-2005, 14:21 #2
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Teacher Re: "Equivalent to " or "Equivalent of" .
I believe that either 'equivalent to' (adjective) or 'the equivalent of' (noun) are acceptable.
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