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04-Apr-2003, 06:54
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"die of" and "die from"
Hi,
Is there any significant difference between the two phrases "die of" and "die out"?
Thanks a lot
regards
Paula :)
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Yes
A person can die of pneumonia.
Tribes, tribal customs, and populations can die out.
Just take a look at the diferences in the results that Google gives you for the two phrases:
die of
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http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...q=%22die+of%22
die out
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...=%22die+out%22
I hope that helps.
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Sorry! It's "die of and die from" not "die of
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