Posted by John on Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at 10:08am.
Yes, spoiled can be used in the same place as ruined.
#2. Neither is a definition. You can say, Boiling causes water to evaporate.
Water will boil at 212 degrees.
#3 All of those but the last one are generally used.
#4 All of those are used.
#5 Both of those are correct, but the first is most often used. You can also say "get ready for"
#6 Since you are talking about a person, you would use "who". If you were talking about a thing, you would use "which".
#7. Yes, all of those are used.
In #3, the first one doesn't mean the same as all the others.
In 4, 5, and 7, yes, all the sentences in each group mean the same as the others in that group.
boiling water changes it into vapor (steam).
However, for # 6 you will hear "Which one is the taller" when there are 2 being compared.
Sra
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