Guillaume Cottenceau wrote: > Just a question: in spoken language, which one do you use? I think it is context dependent. I would say: "I think this child has made a good set of adaptions to her difficult home environment" (object of sentence). "His adaptation to living in France has been multi-facited" (subject of sentence). It smacks to me of the horrible American usage of words, like saying "orientated" when all they mean is "oriented" <g>. Simpler is better, so adaption might win in the end. -- Regards, Ron. [AU] - sent by Mandrake Linux. To write a poem in 17 syllables is very diffic
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