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A vacation trip is exactly what you need_ at this time
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#1 09-Feb-2007, 08:57
need or require
A cacation trip is exactly what you _____ at this time.
Which fits in the blank better, needs or requires?
This is a test question; is it possible that either will do? If so, are there any subtle nuances?
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#2 09-Feb-2007, 13:08Re: need or require
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#3 09-Feb-2007, 14:34Re: need or require
Thanks, trans, for the feedback. I also go for need, but I'm not sure whether native speakers hold the same viewpoints.
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A vacation trip is exactly what you need_ at this time
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