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representitive and represented The representitive area of watching manufaturing in China is in the south area. The represented area of watching manufaturing in China is in the south area. Can you tell me the difference of these two sentences? Thanks Sorry, wrong spelling, should be: The representitive area of watch manufacturing in China is in the south area. The represented area of watch manufacturing in China is in the south area.Can I say: "The south area in China is representitive area of watch manufacturing"?

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"The represented area of watch manufacturing in China is in the south area" is the correct sentence. Representative means acting for another. An example of how you could use that in a sentence would be, "John is the representative for the company."
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representative, adjective: Standing for something else "the bald eagle is representative of the United States" verb, represented: Describe or present, usually with respect to a particular quality "He represented this book as an example of the Russian 19th century novel" * check your spelling :)

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