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| What is the difference? |
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| I would judge that "about" is the general used collocation. 72 usages against 6 for "over" in the British National Corpus 725 against 66 in the American National Corpus. |
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| I can see "crazy over in lyrics" mainly... |
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| Yes I've heard it in so many English songs. Thank you so much dear Anglika and banderas. |
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| Thank you dear. Could anyone tell me what does ''add on'' mean? And is there any difference between add and add on? With an example please. |
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| As in the mathematical sense (to add a series of numbers) add is an action ("I would like to add a built-in cell phone to my new vehicle.") while add on (or add-on) is an object, typically optional ("A built-in cell phone is available as an add-on."). If you use Firefox or Thunderbird, there are numerous add-ons available to modify performance. At the simplest, you add an add-on. Last edited by mfwills; 22-May-2008 at 14:59. |
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