"count" vs "account" Hello everyone, Could someone please tell me the difference between "count" and "account"? 1. Men account for 70 percent of this company. 2. Men count for 70 percent of this comp

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"count" vs "account" Hello everyone, Could someone please tell me the difference between "count" and "account"? 1. Men account for 70 percent of this company. 2. Men count for 70 percent of this company. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Nanako

6 de dic. de 2018 12:43

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count means calculate something like man count his money but account it means that you have to consider something important

6 de diciembre de 2018

I am not sure I can give a quick and easy explanation, as there are many different uses of the terms count and account. Both have verb and noun forms, and the verbal forms have additional phrasal verbs. Here are 2 resources that may help. I believe in the example you give the first account would be the correct choice. See https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/account for (something) #3. This resource may also help. http://forthewordconfused.blogspot.com/2012/10/count-account.html

6 de diciembre de 2018

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