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"due to the lack of participants" vs. "due to the lack of participants"
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John
Oct 11, 2011, 5:36:36 AM10/11/11
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Dear all:
Is there a difference in meaning between the following sentences?
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to lack of participants."
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to the lack of participants."
Thanks in advance
John
Is there a difference in meaning between the following sentences?
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to lack of participants."
- "The course is cancel(l)ed due to the lack of participants."
Thanks in advance
John
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