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No. When I dribble a basketball, I move my feet fast. Dribble has another meaning, so including "basketball" clarifies what you mean.
- No.
- When I dribble a basketball, I move my feet fast.
- Dribble has another meaning, so including "basketball" clarifies what you mean.
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No.
When I dribble a basketball, I move my feet fast.
Dribble has another meaning, so including "basketball" clarifies what you mean.
When I dribble a basketball, I move my feet fast.
Dribble has another meaning, so including "basketball" clarifies what you mean.
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Thank you.
how about: when I do painting, I wear a hat. If this is wrong, then when you say, 'let's do some painting' is painting a verb or a noun indicating a painting?
how about: when I do painting, I wear a hat. If this is wrong, then when you say, 'let's do some painting' is painting a verb or a noun indicating a painting?
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Let's make a painting. ( A painting is an art work created with a brush and paints.)
The room needs painting, and I need a project. So let's do some painting. (Painting - a noun - refers to an activity. )
When I paint, I wear a hat. (Paint is a verb here.)
The room needs painting, and I need a project. So let's do some painting. (Painting - a noun - refers to an activity. )
When I paint, I wear a hat. (Paint is a verb here.)
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