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Rdep01 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Ownership / Owning
Hello all, 
Could I ask you what is difference between "ownership" and "owning" ?
Thank you by advance
Could I ask you what is difference between "ownership" and "owning" ?
Thank you by advance
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Ownership is the usual noun for the condition or status. Owning is a present participle which can appear as a noun in some circumstances, as when the writer wishes to make the condition more lucid.
- Ownership is the usual noun for the condition or status.
- Owning is a present participle which can appear as a noun in some circumstances, as when the writer wishes to make the condition more lucid.
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Ownership is the usual noun for the condition or status. Owning is a present participle which can appear as a noun in some circumstances, as when the writer wishes to make the condition more lucid.
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