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JD Hyomin
register vs sign up
Hi~there
I'm wondering if there are some differences between 'register vs sign up'.
Hope you have a nice day.
And thanks for your help.
Nov 22, 2017 8:55 AM
Answers · 1
Hello, in their basic meaning they are the same most of the time. But register is far more formal and is often used in connection with official or governmental things like 'to register to vote' or 'to register with the local authorities'. To sign up is more informal and has an element of freedom to it. It means more 'to join'. Example: Please sign up to help at the library this weekend! or Have you signed up with the bird-watching club yet?
November 22, 2017
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JD Hyomin
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