fence&neurtal
whats "on the fence" and "neutral"?
R they same or different ?
could u give me some sentences?
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They're pretty much the same, however "on the fence" is used exclusively in regards to decisions or opinions.
E.G.
Person 1: Do you think you'll vote for the Labour Party or the Liberal Party this election?
Person 2: I think i'm on the fence at the moment.
Neutral is a much broader term and is applicable to a wider range of situations.
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