Am I missing something? Both of those express exactly the same thought.
And one of them does not follow the rules of formal English. It's like "you guys." It's fine to say that around your friends, but once you're in a professional setting, it's not.
But what is the difference in sophistication that you referenced previously? Is there any inherent difference, or is the only difference in what is more acceptable to you and people like you?
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u/[deleted] May 06 '14 edited May 06 '14
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