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Chloe
what's the difference between the two words?
Today, my teacher taught me a word : "contact" , but i was remind of another word : "connect", ,,what's the difference between the two words?
1 déc. 2016 08:58
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They can both refer to physical touch, but "connect" has a sense of sureness and "contact" is often used when you find someone and start communicating with that person.
Look for sentences that use each word - you'll see the grammatical pattern is different as well.
1 décembre 2016
Both words have many meanings and senses. But the similarity is about other people.
When you "connect with" someone, it can be either establish communications or to find a common interest. eg
At the meeting today I was able to connect with the new supplier representative.
or
During lunch today, I was really able to connect with our new co-worker. I think we will be able to get along well together.
contact just means to communicate with.
eg
I need to contact the landlord because the heat in the apartment is not working.
but it can also be a noun.
eg
I have a small circle of friends - just 50 contacts in my phone.
2 décembre 2016
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Chloe
Compétences linguistiques
Chinois (mandarin), Anglais, Français, Allemand, Japonais, Coréen, Portugais, Espagnol
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