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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi there,

Could you please confirm that I am correct in these meanings?


Fake and false are not many different, general usages and multi purposes.

Counterfeit and forge (formal and professional then fake and false)

Bogus (Identity only)

Fabricate (Story only)


This is a fake / false / counterfeit / forged money, watch, picture (Mons Lisa), Passport, ID, document, signature…etc (Four words are all possible here)

They are fake / false / bogus doctor and teacher. (Three words are all correct here)

He fabricated / made up / faked a story. (Three words are ok here)

The food on display is fake / false plastic food. (Two words are ok here)

A faked / false address, name, identity, laugh, sickness, crying, witness, news, information, teeth or hair…etc (Two words are grammatical here)


Thanks in advance.

  

Top answer

John Aki Fake and false are not many different, general usages and multi purposes. This does not make sense. John Aki Counterfeit and forge (formal and professional then fake and false) I think I know what you mean, so yes.

— Anonymous

  • John Aki Fake and false are not many different, general usages and multi purposes.
  • This does not make sense.
  • John Aki Counterfeit and forge (formal and professional then fake and false) I think I know what you mean, so yes.
  • John Aki Bogus (Identity only) No.
  • It also has a separate use in slang.
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John AkiFake and false are not many different, general usages and multi purposes.

This does not make sense.

John AkiCounterfeit and forge (formal and professional then fake and false)

I think I know what you mean, so yes.

John AkiBogus (Identity only)

No. It also has a sep

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