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Thread: For instance virsus For example
- 01-Aug-2007, 11:40 #1
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For instance virsus For example How are you?
I would like to know the difference between 'For instance' and 'For example', and if I can use them interchangeably.
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- 01-Aug-2007, 11:53 #2
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Teacher Re: For instance virsus For example For me there is no difference. You can use as you wish.
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- 01-Aug-2007, 11:59 #3
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Threadstarter / Original PosterTeacher Re: For instance virsus For example I do not know!!, I see ' for instance' is more academic or somewhat formal , am I right?
- 01-Aug-2007, 14:12 #4
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Re: For instance virsus For example I agree with Harry. I don't see a difference.
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