In a dictionary, I saw it gives the same meaning for analyzed and analysed. However, In some cases I saw that they used "were analyzed" and in others it was "were analysed". Could you please help me to understand the basic difference in those words?

2016年3月6日 · The prepositions by and with can be used to talk about the method that's used to do something. So you can say "analyzed by the ANOVA method or analyzed with the ANOVA method", without any difference in meaning.

2023年1月24日 · Does this sentence mean that some data was collected (in the certain point in the past), then has been analysed and interpreted (in the period of the time in the past)? Should this sentence be written: The collected statistical data have been analysed and have been interpreted thoroughly.

I prefer some element of passive use: "to be analysed" or the neutral "for analysis", since these options externalise the action. Of course, if the writer is involved in the analysis, then "to analyse" may be equally acceptable.

2014年3月11日 · I think it's all about the subtleties of using the prepositions. you provide something (I'll provide the best service) you provide something for somebody (I'll provide the best service for the residents of this area) you provide somebody with something (I'll provide you with the best service in the industry) and, you provide something to somebody (I'll provide the best …

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2016年9月5日 · "In-depth" is an adjective which means comprehensive and precise, while "in depth" is a phrase or idiom which works like an adverb, meaning the same, so as comprehensively and precisely. Examples: An in-depth analysis of the problem. The problem was analysed in depth.

Sentences with form "are being " + past tense are they correct form of grammar. And what tense do they represent. like: You are being missed. Thanks

2019年11月29日 · You will see various attempts by authors to write in an accent. Many accents and dialects have contractions compared to standard English. For more examples, look at JK Rowling's attempt at West Country English in What English is this? which is analysed in greater depth in an analysis of Hagrid's dialect

2024年9月21日 · Your use of "indirect object" does not match standard descriptions of English syntax. An indirect object is something like "I gave the dog the ball" "the dog" is an indirect object and "the ball" is a direct object of the verb "give".