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- 19-Apr-2011, 01:49 #1
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a matter/question of For the poorest people, life was merely a matter/question of survival.
Is there any difference between 'a matter of survival' and 'a question of survival'?
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- 19-Apr-2011, 02:57 #2
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Teacher Re: a matter/question of 
Originally Posted by joham 
In your sentence, no.
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