What is the difference between “show” and “express”?
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- In a play, you have to be the character and show your voice very
dramatically. - In a play, you have to be the character and express your voice very dramatically.
Is there a difference between the two sentences?
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- In a play, you have to be the character and show your voice very
dramatically. - In a play, you have to be the character and express your voice very dramatically.
Is there a difference between the two sentences?
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- In a play, you have to be the character and show your voice very
dramatically. - In a play, you have to be the character and express your voice very dramatically.
Is there a difference between the two sentences?
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- In a play, you have to be the character and show your voice very
dramatically. - In a play, you have to be the character and express your voice very dramatically.
Is there a difference between the two sentences?
word-choice
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