Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
range V vary
It appears that both range and vary can mean "change", but they fit in different structure as shown below:
range between A and B, vary from A to A.
yes, you see the problem. for range, there are two things for sth to range between. e.g.: the temperature ranges from 60 to 90 degree.
yet, for vary, the words following from and to are the same. e.g. the temperature varies from day to day/ from place to place.
i wonder whether "vary" can be used in the way "sth varies from A to B" as in the case of range.
tks
range between A and B, vary from A to A.
yes, you see the problem. for range, there are two things for sth to range between. e.g.: the temperature ranges from 60 to 90 degree.
yet, for vary, the words following from and to are the same. e.g. the temperature varies from day to day/ from place to place.
i wonder whether "vary" can be used in the way "sth varies from A to B" as in the case of range.
tks
Top answer
Hi, It appears that both range and vary can mean "change", but they fit in different structure as shown below: range between A and B, vary from A to A. yes, you see the problem. for range, there are two things for sth to range between.
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Hi,
It appears that both range and vary can mean "change", but they fit in different structure as shown below:
range between A and B, vary from A to A. yes, you see the problem. for range, there are two things for sth to range between. e.g.: the temperature ranges from 60 to 90 degre
It appears that both range and vary can mean "change", but they fit in different structure as shown below:
range between A and B, vary from A to A. yes, you see the problem. for range, there are two things for sth to range between. e.g.: the temperature ranges from 60 to 90 degre
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