differences between 'ordinary' and 'common'
what's the differences ?
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Ordinary and common can be interchanged sometimes.
For example, "I'm just an ordinary man." or "I'm just a common man." These mean the same thing. They mean that there's nothing particularly special about the person.
But sometimes, "common" means that something is used or seen often. So, in these situations, you would not be able to exchange "ordinary."
For example, "It's very common to see kids playing with phones instead of reading books."
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I agree with Sarah, they both convey the same meaning.^^
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