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May 14	awarded	Popular Question
Apr 14	comment	“in every respect” vs “in every aspect” @BarrieEngland I checked online Oxford Collocation Dictionary and it lists following for aspect: PREP. from the … ~ This scheme is very good from the social aspect. \| ~ to the positive aspects to retirement; PHRASES all aspects of sth, (in) every aspect (of sth) The service was excellent in every aspect.
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Apr 14	comment	“in every respect” vs “in every aspect” @TurtlePowered Can you provide some examples where 'in every aspect' is appropriate to use? Or better, if you could modify sentence above so it would be possible to see difference in context.
Apr 14	comment	“in every respect” vs “in every aspect” Well, I still don't understand how to choose between 'in every aspect' and 'in every respect'. I see a lot of usage of these phrases in google and with aspect it is used twice as often as with respect.
Apr 14	comment	“in every respect” vs “in every aspect” I'm bit confused. I see following definitions for aspect on dictionary.com: 2) nature; quality; character 5) part; feature; phase . For me they seem to be close to my interpretation of word aspect. Can we say "from the aspect of style" or "from the aspect of grammar"?
Apr 14	asked	“in every respect” vs “in every aspect”
Feb 23	awarded	Popular Question
Jan 20	comment	Questions in indirect speech and verb tense change @BarrieEngland both questions and reports were made in speech.
Jan 18	comment	Questions in indirect speech and verb tense change @BarrieEngland, I have 3rd Edition first published 2004. I've read both units about reported speech and I understand that using past tense is safer and present tense is optional. I just need to know whether my specific answers were acceptable or not.
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Jan 18	asked	Questions in indirect speech and verb tense change
May 2	accepted	Is “not only… but as well…” grammatical?
May 2	accepted	Can “of” be followed by “between”?
May 2	accepted	Is the sentence “The world is getting smaller and international connections tighter.” grammatically correct?
May 2	asked	Is “not only… but as well…” grammatical?
May 1	comment	Is the sentence “The world is getting smaller and international connections tighter.” grammatically correct? @GEdgar, you can find the text from which this sentence is from by googling the whole sentence. It is wide spread over Russian English learning sites. My teacher just printed it out.
May 1	comment	Is the sentence “The world is getting smaller and international connections tighter.” grammatically correct? @tenfour, thanks, I've just learnt what 'garden path sentence' is.
May 1	comment	Is the sentence “The world is getting smaller and international connections tighter.” grammatically correct? @JLG thanks for explanation. I'm more worried about correctness of this sentence than its meaning because I encountered this sentence in learning text given to me for reading.