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link vs website
I would like to confirm. "Website" means all the links contain in the website. A link is just one of the many pieces of information in the website.
Am I correct in saying that?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: link vs website
I'm not sure what your question is here.
Are you asking us to edit your sentences or are you asking us what the difference is between a link and a website?
A link is a(n address) vehicle. Click on it and it sends you to a new website.
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Note that, the noun website is not capitalized, but Web, short for Word Wide Web, is.
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Re: link vs website

Originally Posted by
Casiopea
I'm not sure what your question is here.

Are you asking us to edit your sentences or are you asking us what the difference is between a link and a website?
A link is a(n address) vehicle. Click on it and it sends you to a new website.
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Note that, the noun
website is not capitalized, but
Web, short for Word Wide Web, is.

I was asking about the difference. And you guessed correctly.
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Re: link vs website

Originally Posted by
kohyoongliat
I was asking about the difference. And you guessed correctly.
A link can also send you to a different page within a website.
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Re: link vs website
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Re: link vs website
You're welcome.
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