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substantial
/ -ly Substantially’
means a lot
and the adjective ‘substantial’
means
‘large
and important’. It’s a popular
word in business. It’s quite common to see ‘grow substantially’ and
‘substantial savings’ or ‘substantial investment’ for instance. The
expression ‘a substantial minority’ is used when you want to say that a
group of people are less than half the population, but still an important group
that shouldn’t be ignored The company needs to reduce its costs
sustantially
if it is to remain competitive We’ve invested substantial
sums of money in the project.
more example sentences questions for personal practice unit 1 exercise 12.1 exercise 12.6
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Materials by Martin McMorrow, Massey University Auckland. |