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Choose vs choose from

Both 'choose' and 'choose from' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Choose' is used when selecting one option from a group without specifying where the options come from. 'Choose from' is used when selecting one option from a specific group or list.

Last updated: April 09, 2024 • 113 views

Choose

Correct. 'Choose' is used when selecting one option from a group without specifying where the options come from.

Use 'choose' when you are selecting one option from a group without specifying the source of the options.

Examples:

  • You can choose any color you like.
  • I need to choose a book for my book report.
  • Choose... between yesterday and tomorrow.
  • Choose Compress Pictures under the toolbar.
  • Choose ArchiveSave As to display the Save dialog.
  • Choose EditPassword to display the Password dialog.
  • Choose your next employer more carefully.
  • Choose your penance Argos, destruction or sacrifice.
  • Choose one and concentrate in that.
  • Choose whatever you're comfortable with.
  • Choose leisure wear and matching luggage.
  • Choose your icons and logos wisely.
  • Choose Deposit method and enter the amount.
  • Choose the right technology and configuration for your deep learning tasks.
  • Choose the apartment that meets your needs.
  • Choose the diameter of the tube chassis.
  • Choose a healthy holiday to rejuvenate yourself completely...
  • Choose Sefar as your trusted source for filtration and screening products.
  • Choose carefully the color... Thanksgiving with joy and gratitude.
  • Choose your tribe for a personalised holiday.
  • Choose a subtitle and audio track for output.
  • Choose our Deruta ceramics for your furniture.

Alternatives:

  • select
  • pick
  • decide on
  • opt for
  • make a choice

choose from

Correct. 'Choose from' is used when selecting one option from a specific group or list.

Use 'choose from' when you are selecting one option from a specific group or list.

Examples:

  • You can choose from the menu.
  • I need to choose from the available options.
  • You can choose from five pocket options.
  • Guests can choose from three different types of rooms.
  • Crazy Luck GamesThere are over 90 crazy and exciting games to choose from.
  • Define gallery position and choose from 5 awesome view types available.
  • You can choose from three unique gifts.
  • Global administrators may choose from the reports listed below.
  • It's now time to choose from the remaining players.
  • I find it gratifying that Zelda has so many activities to choose from.
  • It might be because we have so many serial killers to choose from.
  • We can't let her choose from four insane majors.
  • Each player can choose from one of three races and develop their powerful space empire.
  • Will you please choose from here.
  • You can choose from 11 different types of paper for your bookmark.
  • Subscribe or choose from our 500 feeds
  • You have the power to choose from over 100 different types of leather.
  • OpenCart allows you to create product catalogs, creating categories or choose from different templates.
  • Click the arrows to choose from additional reactions available.
  • You can use both packs or choose from them.
  • Patients of the hospital can choose from three packages.

Alternatives:

  • select from
  • pick from
  • decide on from
  • opt for from
  • make a choice from

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