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but I don’t want to see two different records vs but I don’t want to see two difference records

The correct phrase is: 'but I don’t want to see two different records.' 'Different' is the correct adjective to use in this context to indicate that the records are not the same. 'Difference' is a noun and does not fit in this sentence.

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but I don’t want to see two different records

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'different' as an adjective to describe that the records are not the same.
  • You don't want to see two grown men crying.
  • But I don't want to see you humiliated.
  • But I don't want to see you miss out.
  • I don't know about you, but I don't want to see Vince... running around Queens with a silk shirt knotted at the bellybutton.
  • But I don't want to see you lose who you've become.
  • But I don't want to see it or hear about it ever again.
  • There are parts of my life I'm not proud of, Clark but I don't want to see you or your family hurt.
  • But I don't want to see the audience as the jury.
  • I've never much liked my head, but I don't want to see it removed just yet.
  • Okay, and even if she's not, call me overprotective, but I don't want to see Sutton get hurt.
  • He drives me crazy, but I don't want to see him suffer.
  • That's great, but I don't want to see him any more.
  • Look, I know you've been through a lot but I don't want to see your chances of getting into a top college go away.
  • You can call Max, but I don't want to see him.
  • I don't want to see him either.
  • I don't want to see counselors.
  • So I don't want to see any voluptuous women and tanned male models.
  • I don't want to see that pain.
  • I don't want to see him alone either.
  • I don't want to see Lincoln working for the Company, either.

but I don’t want to see two difference records

This phrase is incorrect. 'Difference' is a noun and does not work as an adjective in this context.

Avoid using 'difference' as an adjective. Instead, use 'different' to describe that the records are not the same.
  • You don't want to see two grown men crying.
  • But I don't want to see you humiliated.
  • But I don't want to see you miss out.
  • I don't know about you, but I don't want to see Vince... running around Queens with a silk shirt knotted at the bellybutton.
  • But I don't want to see you lose who you've become.
  • But I don't want to see it or hear about it ever again.
  • There are parts of my life I'm not proud of, Clark but I don't want to see you or your family hurt.
  • But I don't want to see the audience as the jury.
  • I've never much liked my head, but I don't want to see it removed just yet.
  • Okay, and even if she's not, call me overprotective, but I don't want to see Sutton get hurt.
  • He drives me crazy, but I don't want to see him suffer.
  • That's great, but I don't want to see him any more.
  • Look, I know you've been through a lot but I don't want to see your chances of getting into a top college go away.
  • You can call Max, but I don't want to see him.
  • I don't want to see him either.
  • I don't want to see counselors.
  • So I don't want to see any voluptuous women and tanned male models.
  • I don't want to see that pain.
  • I don't want to see him alone either.
  • I don't want to see Lincoln working for the Company, either.

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