how would you say it
1. the situation/fact in China is totally opposite to that in UK.
2.the situation is totally opposite in China
3. the situation would reverse in China
Do they mean the same thing and are they all natural? Thank you!
---to express something is out of your expectation.
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Answers · 3
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They do share the same sentiments so yes they are the same. However this is the correct way of saying each.
1. The situation or fact in China is totally the opposite to that of UK. or The situation or fact in China is totally the opposite to that in UK
2.The situation is totally the opposite in China.
3.The situation would be the reverse in China or The situation would be in reverse in China.
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