Hello 
I've studied English composition these days,
and the two terms - 'in a nutshell' and 'in short' - made me confused a lot.
Do they have the same meaning? or different in usage?
I think,
'in short' could be used in the conclusion, but not 'in a nutshell.'
In other words, 'in short' is translated to be 'that is,'
while 'in a nutshell' is translated to be 'briefly.'
Do I understand right? or not?
Please correct and tell me the right usage.
Thank you ;-)
I've studied English composition these days,
and the two terms - 'in a nutshell' and 'in short' - made me confused a lot.
Do they have the same meaning? or different in usage?
I think,
'in short' could be used in the conclusion, but not 'in a nutshell.'
In other words, 'in short' is translated to be 'that is,'
while 'in a nutshell' is translated to be 'briefly.'
Do I understand right? or not?
Please correct and tell me the right usage.
Thank you ;-)