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

The correct phrase is "I don't want to see two different records." The word "different" is the correct adjective to describe the records, not "difference."

Last updated: March 30, 2024

I don’t to see two different records

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express the speaker's preference not to view two distinct records.

Examples:

  • I don't want to see two different records of the same event.
  • Please ensure that I don't see two different records on my account.
  • She doesn't want to see two different records of the patient's medical history.
  • They don't want to see two different records of the financial transactions.
  • The manager doesn't want to see two different records of the inventory.

I don’t to see two difference records

This phrase is incorrect. The adjective "different" should be used instead of "difference" to describe the records.


Alternatives:

  • I don't want to see two different records

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