They are both correct.Originally Posted by billy
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question 1
:( 1. what 's the difference between them ?
2. what are the differences between them?
which one is correct?
Is "difference" countable or uncountable ?
:( question 2
any differences (or difference ) between them ? see blow.
1. forget it , forget about it
2. a little bit , a bit , a bit of , a little ( eg. a little worried, a little bit worried)
3. what would you like? how would you like?
4. I'm tired of doing... , I'm sick of doing...
They are both correct.Originally Posted by billy
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I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
As Red said, you can say difference or differences.Originally Posted by billy
Absent context, I would say that in each case they mean the same thing.Originally Posted by billy
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