Hello, I am sorry to bother you again...
I need to say that a handbook is made of two section and I wanted to say:
"There are two sections in this handbook".
This sounds fine to my Italian ears, but I've sometimes heard on Tv or radio "There are two part to this book", "There are two aspects to this issue". Google does not help because both forms seems to be present.
So, which is the correct sentence "There are two sections in this handbook" or "There are two sections to this handbook"?
Thank you so much!
I need to say that a handbook is made of two section and I wanted to say:
"There are two sections in this handbook".
This sounds fine to my Italian ears, but I've sometimes heard on Tv or radio "There are two part to this book", "There are two aspects to this issue". Google does not help because both forms seems to be present.
So, which is the correct sentence "There are two sections in this handbook" or "There are two sections to this handbook"?
Thank you so much!