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Hesam711 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

ing and meaning

hi. i have a question . how do you mean "using" in this sentence. : """using what you have learned make a sentence""" . and why do we use """ing""" in this sentence. explain abouut please.thank you
  

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"Make a sentence using what you have learned" is a better way to phrase this sentence.

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"Make a sentence using what you have learned" is a better way to phrase this sentence.
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hesam711 hi. I have a question . How do you mean "using" in this sentence? : """using what you have learned make a sentence""" . and why do we use """ing""" in this sentence? Because that is correct English grammar.
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Anonymous"Make a sentence using what you have learned" is a better way to phrase this sentence.
That is not true.
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Could we write "with use of" instead of "using"?
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MIGCould we write "with use of" instead of "using"?
No, but 'with the use of' would be correct. But there is no good reason to use those four words when you can use one word.
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thank you but i dont understand that why we use ""ing"" in this sentence.i study "gerund and infinitive" grammar but i dont know that why we use "ing"???? and another question is that you say " using" is correct in this sentence?
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hesam711thank you but i dont understand that why we use ""ing"" in this sentence.i study "gerund and infinitive" grammar but i dont know that why we use "ing"???? Because 'To use what you have learned....' does not express the (same)(correct) meaning.
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hesam711 i dont understand that why we use ""ing"" in this sentence.i study "gerund and infinitive" grammar but i dont know that why we use "ing"?
The '-ing' form in that sentence is functioning as a participle rather than a gerund,
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fivejedjon hesam711 i dont understand that why we use ""ing"" in this sentence.i study "gerund and infinitive" grammar but i dont know that why we use "ing"?The '-ing' form in that sentence is functioning as a participle rather than a gerund,
Well, there is a lot of confusion and debate about that, which I really don't want to get into here. But by 'participle
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