When do you describe a size of an object with Big and when with Large ?
I would use large to describe an object larger than the average and I would use big to describe an object significantly larger than the average.
I think that large is a more formal word. In normal language, I would use the word "big, bigger, or biggest" before I would describe something as "large".... either way though. The two words mean the same thing.
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