In a sentence, may "i.e.," take the place of "e.g.,"?
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3rd Mar, 2023
Because the meaning would be altered, neither may be used interchangeably in a statement. E.g., should be used to provide a category of instances, whereas, i.e., should be used to provide a particular parameter on a topic.
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