What's the difference between i.e. and e.g.?

mk2norwich

Both are Latin {terms;} ie stands for 'id est' meaning 'that is'. eg stands for 'exempli gratia' meaning 'for example'. Aug 03 02, 6:05 PM

riotgrrl

The capital of France (i.e. Paris) A European capital (e.g. Paris) Aug 04 02, 12:26 AM

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