Asked by John
1. I couldn't see him in the darkness.
2. I couldn't see him in the dark.
(Are both OK? In the dictionary, I was able to find "in the dark". What about 'in the darkness'? Can we use it as the same meaning?)
2. I couldn't see him in the dark.
(Are both OK? In the dictionary, I was able to find "in the dark". What about 'in the darkness'? Can we use it as the same meaning?)
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Answered by
GuruBlue
Both of those are correct; however "in the dark" is most often used.
Yes, they have the same meaning.
Yes, they have the same meaning.
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