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- What is "window of time"?
What does "window of time" mean? Does it mean that I have some free time?
- What is the difference between "for examples" and "for instance"?
Are the phrases "for example" and "for instance" synonyms? And can they be used interchangeably?
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Hello Oliver, "For instance" is more formal than "for example". You would use "for instance" in an essay or a formal email/ business setting. By contrast, we use "for example" in a casual speech, when talking with friends or in informal emails.
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Used conversationally they both basically mean the same thing. Upon further investigating though, there is some subtle differences between the words. Patronizing can mean giving support to, or being a customer of. Condescending is used in the definition of patronizing, suggesting that superiority is gained through a donor-dependent relationship. The verb condescend originally didn't have a negative connotation. It can literally mean to go or come down, but it has been used figuratively to describe 'coming down to one's level' Over the years it has developed a negative meaning. In modern times, they're very similar. You could say: "He's always patronizing me." (which has a negative meaning), or "He always acts so condescending towards me." (also negative). Good question Ruth!
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I'm not sure how to write it correctly. I heard this expression and now I want to find out what it means "holy cannoli." Could you explain it to me?
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"Leave the gun, take the cannoli" The Godfather 1972
