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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Fresh and Refreshing
Could anybody tell me how to different them when we use them as an adjective?
ex. It was a refreshing change for the judges at the Oratorical Contest to listen to a speech that did not touch on Vision 2020.
ex.a fresh slant on the problem.
ex.This is the opportunity he needs to make a fresh start.
ex.Let's gp and get some fresh air
ex. It was a refreshing change for the judges at the Oratorical Contest to listen to a speech that did not touch on Vision 2020.
ex.a fresh slant on the problem.
ex.This is the opportunity he needs to make a fresh start.
ex.Let's gp and get some fresh air
Top answer
'Fresh' usually means 'new and different'. 'Refreshing' usually means 'imparting vitality and energy' .
- 'Fresh' usually means 'new and different'.
- 'Refreshing' usually means 'imparting vitality and energy' .
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'Fresh' usually means 'new and different'. 'Refreshing' usually means 'imparting vitality and energy'
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'Fresh' usually means 'new and different'. 'Refreshing' usually means 'imparting vitality and energy'
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