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Hans51 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Flood VS. flooding
Hi, do I have to differentiate between flood and flooding or ballroom dance and ballroom dancing? Thanks a lot in advance
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Is will depend upon the context. For example: The waltz is a ballroom dance. Ballroom dancing is comprised of many styles of dance.
- Is will depend upon the context.
- For example: The waltz is a ballroom dance.
- Ballroom dancing is comprised of many styles of dance.
- Please provide some examples.
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Is will depend upon the context.
For example: The waltz is a ballroom dance. Ballroom dancing is comprised of many styles of dance.
Please provide some examples.
For example: The waltz is a ballroom dance. Ballroom dancing is comprised of many styles of dance.
Please provide some examples.
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Thanks. For example, I'd like to learn ballroom dance/ ballroom dancing this semester. In addition, we got huge damage. because of the flooding / the flood. Come to think of it, this is the same issue about usage of "rain and raining" I still do not know well. Thank you very much.
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Here are some more examples:
I would like to learn ballroom dancing this semester. (The course is made up of several different dances, all of which are referred to as "ballroom dancing")
Last July, a flood caused great damage to the city.
Heavy rain caused severe flooding of the city.
It was raining when we landed in New York.
The rain lasted 48 hours.
I would like to learn ballroom dancing this semester. (The course is made up of several different dances, all of which are referred to as "ballroom dancing")
Last July, a flood caused great damage to the city.
Heavy rain caused severe flooding of the city.
It was raining when we landed in New York.
The rain lasted 48 hours.
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