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"Which is more commonly used" in Engpsh can be translated as "Which is more widely used" or "Which is more frequently used." The phrase is a way to ask which of two things is more commonly found or used in a particular context.
For example:
"Which is more commonly used in Engpsh, 'color' or 'colour'?"
"Which is more frequently used in academic writing, MLA or APA citation style?"
The phrase "more commonly used" is a comparative form of the adjective "common", meaning something that is found or happens often. The word "common" comes from the Old Engpsh word "gecynde" which means natural, native, or belonging to a certain place.
For example:
"Which is more commonly used in Engpsh, 'color' or 'colour'?"
"Which is more frequently used in academic writing, MLA or APA citation style?"
The phrase "more commonly used" is a comparative form of the adjective "common", meaning something that is found or happens often. The word "common" comes from the Old Engpsh word "gecynde" which means natural, native, or belonging to a certain place.