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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Difference

what is the difference between device and equipment
  

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A 'device' is a (generally small) piece of equipment. 'Equipment' is associated with a particular job or endeavor for which it is designed. 'Device' is a countable noun; 'equipment' is not.

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A 'device' is a (generally small) piece of equipment. 'Equipment' is associated with a particular job or endeavor for which it is designed. 'Device' is a countable noun; 'equipment' is not.