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  1. 01-Aug-2011, 17:29 #1
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    Hop and jump

    1. I have been googling on the net and searching on this website to find the differences between hop and jump. It seemed there're no definate answers. Can anyone help?.


    2. Is the number 1 question correct ?


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    Default Re: Hop and jump

    There is a certain amount of overlap in some contexts, but otherwise there are clear differences. What are you not clear about?

    HOP - definition of HOP by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
    jump - definition of jump by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
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    Default Re: Hop and jump

    Quote Originally Posted by Ju View Post
    Hop and jump

    1. I have been googling on the net and searching on this website to find the differences between hop and jump. It seems there're no definite answers. Can anyone help? (No full stop after a question mark.)


    2. Is question number 1 correct?

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    Did you get as far as the Similar Threads at the bottom of the page?

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