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AsahiSugita

2021年11月2日

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復習する(to go over what you’ve already learnt again so that you can remember them better)
There seem to be multiple expressions such as review, revise, and so on. What are the most common ones 用英語 (英國) 要怎麼說？

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LeroyLemon

2021年11月2日

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@AsahiSugita I think "revise" implies something that you're studying regularly, and that it's a repeated process.

Review could also be used this way, but could apply to other stuff too. Perhaps some notes or a document you just wanted to re-read once to make sure you understood it properly.

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rrrabbit

2021年11月2日

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@AsahiSugita Revise, Review, To look back at/on, Go through... There's alot but I use these alot personally

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AsahiSugita

2021年11月2日

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@ishiii Thank you! Can I use review and revise for things that aren’t to do with studying like looking back on documents that were distributed earlier at work?

LeroyLemon

2021年11月2日

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I would use "revise" if talking more vaguely about a topic you are going over. "I'm going to revise my Japanese vocab".

I'd use "review" when speaking about going over something specific. "I'm going to review my notes from yesterday's lecture".

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LeroyLemon

2021年11月2日

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@ishiii I think I use "go over" quite a lot too. Which to me sounds like it's done more quickly than "going through", which sounds more involved - would you agree?

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AsahiSugita

2021年11月2日

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@LeroyLemon Thank you!
I didn’t even think about the difference.
Would you use review and revise only for situations related to studying?

rrrabbit

2021年11月2日

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@LeroyLemon I agree, I'm a student so I say "go over" or "go through" alot. I think the expressions depend on the context

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rrrabbit

2021年11月2日

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@AsahiSugita Review and looking back can be used, revise is more of reviewing on what you've learnt

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AsahiSugita

2021年11月2日

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@ishiii I see! Thank you so much!

LeroyLemon

2021年11月2日

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@AsahiSugita I think "revise" implies something that you're studying regularly, and that it's a repeated process.

Review could also be used this way, but could apply to other stuff too. Perhaps some notes or a document you just wanted to re-read once to make sure you understood it properly.

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AsahiSugita

2021年11月2日

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@LeroyLemon Thank you for your explanations!
Now I understand the differences!

LeroyLemon

2021年11月2日

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@AsahiSugita Ah you already mentioned a work document - I'd defintiely use "review", "go back over", even "revisit" to describe this!

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AsahiSugita

2021年11月2日

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@LeroyLemon Okay! I wasn’t too sure about the word revisit either. That’s so helpful!

LeroyLemon

2021年11月2日

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@AsahiSugita No problem, it's always interesting to think carefully about phrases I take for granted in everyday usage!

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復習する(to go over what you’ve already learnt again so that you can remember them better)There seem to be multiple expressions such as review, revise, and so on. What are the most common ones 用 英語 (英國) 要怎麼說？ 查看翻譯

@AsahiSugita I think "revise" implies something that you're studying regularly, and that it's a repeated process.Review could also be used this way, but could apply to other stuff too. Perhaps some notes or a document you just wanted to re-read once to make sure you understood it properly.

@AsahiSugita Revise, Review, To look back at/on, Go through... There's alot but I use these alot personally

I would use "revise" if talking more vaguely about a topic you are going over. "I'm going to revise my Japanese vocab".I'd use "review" when speaking about going over something specific. "I'm going to review my notes from yesterday's lecture".

@ishiii I think I use "go over" quite a lot too. Which to me sounds like it's done more quickly than "going through", which sounds more involved - would you agree?

@LeroyLemon I agree, I'm a student so I say "go over" or "go through" alot. I think the expressions depend on the context

@AsahiSugita Review and looking back can be used, revise is more of reviewing on what you've learnt

@AsahiSugita I think "revise" implies something that you're studying regularly, and that it's a repeated process.Review could also be used this way, but could apply to other stuff too. Perhaps some notes or a document you just wanted to re-read once to make sure you understood it properly.

@AsahiSugita Ah you already mentioned a work document - I'd defintiely use "review", "go back over", even "revisit" to describe this!

@AsahiSugita No problem, it's always interesting to think carefully about phrases I take for granted in everyday usage!

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復習する(to go over what you’ve already learnt again so that you can remember them better)
There seem to be multiple expressions such as review, revise, and so on. What are the most common ones 用英語 (英國) 要怎麼說？

@AsahiSugita I think "revise" implies something that you're studying regularly, and that it's a repeated process.

Review could also be used this way, but could apply to other stuff too. Perhaps some notes or a document you just wanted to re-read once to make sure you understood it properly.

I would use "revise" if talking more vaguely about a topic you are going over. "I'm going to revise my Japanese vocab".

I'd use "review" when speaking about going over something specific. "I'm going to review my notes from yesterday's lecture".

@AsahiSugita I think "revise" implies something that you're studying regularly, and that it's a repeated process.

Review could also be used this way, but could apply to other stuff too. Perhaps some notes or a document you just wanted to re-read once to make sure you understood it properly.