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What is the difference between “It is dangerous for a child to swim in this river.” and “It is dangerous for children to swim in this river alone” ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between “It is dangerous for a child to swim in this river.” and “It is dangerous for children to swim in this river alone” ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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20 May 2022
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They mean the same.
The first is talking about one child as an example for all children.
The second is talking about all children.
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The only difference is – the second one is more exact. Because really, we are talking about all children, aren’t we? So, why not say so?
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They mean the same.
The first is talking about one child as an example for all children.
The second is talking about all children.
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