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Mar 05th 2012 10:35
The professor gave a concrete explanation about it.
The professor gave a specific explanation about it.
The professor concretely explained it.
The professor specifically explained it.
The professor was specific in his explanaytion about it.

What do you think of these five sentences? Which do you think is better or worse?

I'd appreciate it if you could correct my English and give me some advice on it.


Dekunobo
Mar 05th 2012 10:44
I would go with
"The professor gave a concrete explanation"
or
"The professor explained it concretely"

Timothy
Mar 05th 2012 10:56
  • The professor gave a concrete explanation about it.

  • The professor gave a concrete explanation.

 
  • The professor was specific in his explanaytion about it.

  • The professor was specific in his explanation about it.

 
For me "The professor gave a concrete explanation" makes the most sense, although I would probably use "The professor gave an in depth explanation" or "The professor explained the specifics". It depends are you trying to say the professor explained it well or he explained one thing specifically?
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