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Are these both ok? He won the league's most valuable player prize/award.
What's the difference?
Thanks
Dec 5, 2017 7:32 AM
Answers · 2
Both are fine.
"Award" is usually for recognising achiement. It could be a certificate, or something like a box of chocolates
A "prize" is something you might get for an acheivement, winning a contest, or for being lucky. It is usually something physical like a box of chocolates. A certificate isn't a very good prize.
So, a prize is often an award and an award often comes with a prize. What you call it is usually up to the person giving it out!
December 5, 2017
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