0
An Jiyoung Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
further as a verb.
Hello,
I read that further could be used as a verb and have a meaning "to impel"
He gives frequent speeches in order to further his cause.
On the above sentence, further means "to impel" ?
Could you give some example where further used as a verb?
Thank you.
I read that further could be used as a verb and have a meaning "to impel"
He gives frequent speeches in order to further his cause.
On the above sentence, further means "to impel" ?
Could you give some example where further used as a verb?
Thank you.
Top answer
An Jiyoung Hello, I read that further could be used as a verb and have a meaning "to impel" He gives frequent speeches in order to further his cause. On the above sentence, further means "to impel" ? Could you give some example where further used as a verb?
- An Jiyoung Hello, I read that further could be used as a verb and have a meaning "to impel" He gives frequent speeches in order to further his cause.
- On the above sentence, further means "to impel" ?
- Could you give some example where further used as a verb?
- Thank you.
- Impel?
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
An JiyoungImpe
Hello,
I read that further could be used as a verb and have a meaning "to impel"
He gives frequent speeches in order to further his cause.
On the above sentence, further means "to impel" ?
Could you give some example where further used as a verb?
Thank you.
00
to further: to help to go forward, to promote, to advance
Politicians must rise above their short-term interests to further democracy in the nation.
Iran is hard at work preparing to further its interests in the U.S.
The Department of Energy gave $20 million to further the development of batteries.
A new organization has been formed to further the creation of fr
Politicians must rise above their short-term interests to further democracy in the nation.
Iran is hard at work preparing to further its interests in the U.S.
The Department of Energy gave $20 million to further the development of batteries.
A new organization has been formed to further the creation of fr
0
Related Questions