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Sarvan_ef Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
I am sweating...
Hi,
Are the following statements correct?
1) I am sweating / It's sweating me more
2) I get sweat
3) It's used to sweat me more
Please let me know some correct usages of the verb "sweat".
Thanks in advance.
Sarvan AL
Are the following statements correct?
1) I am sweating / It's sweating me more
2) I get sweat
3) It's used to sweat me more
Please let me know some correct usages of the verb "sweat".
Thanks in advance.
Sarvan AL
Top answer
Sweat can be a verb (I sweat. That makes me sweat) or a noun (my shirt is soaked with sweat) or an adjective (he has a sweaty face). Think of it in the same way as the word smile.
- Sweat can be a verb (I sweat.
- That makes me sweat) or a noun (my shirt is soaked with sweat) or an adjective (he has a sweaty face).
- Think of it in the same way as the word smile.
- Smile can be a verb (I smile.
- ) or a noun (she has a nice smile) or an adjective (he has a smiley face).
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Sweat can be a verb (I sweat. That makes me sweat) or a noun (my shirt is soaked with sweat) or an adjective (he has a sweaty face).
Think of it in the same way as the word smile. Smile can be a verb (I smile. That makes me smile.) or a noun (she has a nice smile) or an adjective (he has a smiley face).
1) The only one that is correct is 'I am sweating'. It is sweating me more i
Think of it in the same way as the word smile. Smile can be a verb (I smile. That makes me smile.) or a noun (she has a nice smile) or an adjective (he has a smiley face).
1) The only one that is correct is 'I am sweating'. It is sweating me more i
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