I am just wondering about the difference between:     in contrast to   and      in contrast with
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In my writing I often like to make a comparison between two things. However, I'm not sure how I should start my sentence and if it's even a good idea to start it this way.   Example:     React has a special way of dealing with dynamic data. In contrast with / to more traditional frameworks that require a full reload everytime data changes, React does .... [etc.]   Should I use with or to, and is this grammatically correct? Are there any other ways I can write a comparison in an interesting way?
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Which one should be used?      To me, it makes no difference, but I'm not really sure why.   vs     For me, it makes no difference, but I'm not really sure why.
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They appear to me to mean almost if not exactly the same thing, but I am not sure. Are there differences in meaning between them?
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I'm helping someone learn English (second language), and I'm having trouble explaining when to use the and when not to. For example:     Students learn better when teachers are passionate about teaching.   versus     The students learn better when the teachers are passionate about teaching.   There's a subtle difference. The first one is a general statement, whereas the second might imply a study where a group of students learned better than another.  Is the difference simply that, general v. specific?
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What's the difference between either and neither? Can you provide me some examples?
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What is the difference between the followings?  A. I have been living here for 5 years. B. I have lived here for 5 years.  Am I correct that these two represent the same event, but A emphasizes the continuity of living while B simply states a fact that you lived there from 5 years ago to the present? Is it true that the difference in present perfect and present perfect continuous is whether a speaker intends to emphasize continuity or a fact?
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Is one stronger than the other? More correct? Just curious, one of the many abstract things to pop into my head on the drive home today...
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I know the definitions of both but can't specifically tell how they are different and if one is better than the other.  Please help.
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I was thinking about these negations. Do these mean the same thing?     There is no point in ...   There is not a point in ...   or:     I have no clue   I do not have any clue     etc.
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Which of these two sentences is correct:        I am studying PhD at the university.   I am studying PhD in the university.      Should I use "at" or "in"? Or is there no difference?
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Is there a difference between them? If so, how and when are they used?  For example:     I fixed a little/small typo.
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Is there any (even the most subtle) difference between the meaning (or connotation) of that is and i.e.?  I used to be convinced that they were synonyms, until an editor of a scientific journal changed all occurrences of i.e. into that is.
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What is the difference between below sentences.     He was seated in front of me.     and        He was sitting in front of me.
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In English, there are at least two ways to express negation, for example: — I don't have money — I have no money  or — No objects were found — Objects were not found  or — No restrictions are applied — Restrictions are not applied  Questions:   What is the difference between these two forms? Is it only the matter of style or there is more significant differences in the meaning of the sentences? When should we use the first one form and when the second? Do these two forms stress a difference between British and US English?
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Consider the following sentence:     I am developing an application to be installed on Android.   And this:     This has been a major flaw in Android...   To be clear I am unsure of the usage of "in" vs. "on". When should I use "in" and when to use "on"?
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What is the difference between  and  in .NET?
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Is there a difference between these two sentences? Are they the same?   What color do you like the best? What color do you like best?   Is there a difference in their meaning?