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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
ending vs end
The ending of that war. = The end of that war?
That means ending and end have the same meaning and are interchangeable? Right?
If not, how to distinguish them?
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That means ending and end have the same meaning and are interchangeable? Right?
If not, how to distinguish them?
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Look them up in a good dictionary. Cheers CB
- Look them up in a good dictionary.
- Cheers CB
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Hi,
The end of the book. (1) = The ending of the book. (2) ?
end and ending have the same meaning and are interchangeable?
(in my dictionary:
end (noun): The final part of a period of time
ending (noun): The last part of a period of time
So, I am confused now)
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The end of the book. (1) = The ending of the book. (2) ?
end and ending have the same meaning and are interchangeable?
(in my dictionary:
end (noun): The final part of a period of time
ending (noun): The last part of a period of time
So, I am confused now)
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