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Hi. :D
Thank one of this forum members for having answered my previous questions.
I want to reply directly to your explanation but for some reasons - I don't know what they exactly are- I can't log in now.
I would like teachers and members to compare similar words below.
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The company consultant suggested conducting a media orientation on the project.
The company consultant proposed conducting a media orientation on the project.
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Is there any difference between two sentences above?
No, same meaning.
One could argue that 'to suggest' is more of a piece of advice, whereas 'to propose' means the speaker is ready for action if his proposal is accepted. This is a slight nuance though, and is probably not worth discussing about.
No, same meaning.
One could argue that 'to suggest' is more of a piece of advice, whereas 'to propose' means the speaker is ready for action if his proposal is accepted. This is a slight nuance though, and is probably not worth discussing about.
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We can have a discussion about something. We can also talk about or talk over something, but we do not discuss about something.
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