What is the difference between them? Thanks.
Please look both of them up in the dictionary, read the definitions carefully, and then post a sentence for each of them. We will then comment on your use and see if you have understood correctly.
Also, please make your font smaller. Some of us are a bit older but I don't think our eyesight's quite that bad yet.
Thank you.
zoucang;839260
NOT A TEACHER
(1) I had never thought about this until I saw your question.
(2) I found one answer.
(a) acknowledge: make a statement reluctantly (you don't want to), often
about something previously denied.
(i) to acknowledge a fault. (Only my example: He finally acknowledged that he is a very rude and insecure person.)
(b) admit: especially implies acknowledging something under pressure.
(i) to admit a charge. (Only my example: OK! OK! I admit that I was the one who
went to the refrigerator and took the last slice of apple pie!)
Source: The Random House Dictionary of the English Language (Unabridged), 1967.
Last edited by TheParser; 02-Jan-2012 at 15:41.