Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Commonality"

A: Like saying we don't share the same interests.

A: Two or more things may seem quite different, but there are usually a few commonalities.
Between different nationalities, such as Russian and Brazilian, there exist commonalities like the need for security, food, and companionship.
Along the socio-economic spectrum commonalities are apparent in the need for food and sleep, no matter how wealthy or how impoverished.

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The first one is acceptable. The second one is very good. The meaning is the same.

A: Both are correct, but the second one was more natural and oftenly use. Meanwhile, I think the first statement sounds formal.

A: A table is a generic term for a piece of furniture you can place things on. But a desk is specifically furniture that one uses for working or studying.

"The classroom has about 25 desks, so only 25 students can work in here."

"The desks at work are kind of small. I wish I could use a bigger one."

"This table was given to me by my grandfather. he made the table himself."

so yes, the only commonality is that you can place things on them

A: I corrected to "similarity"

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