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Maj Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Rehearse/train
Can someone tell us the difference between these two verbs? Could you also give us some examples? Thanks in advance.
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To train means to teach. To rehearse means to practice. Compare: I am rehearsing a play - right.
- To train means to teach.
- To rehearse means to practice.
- Compare: I am rehearsing a play - right.
- I am training a play - wrong.
- I am traning a student - right.
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To train means to teach. To rehearse means to practice. Compare:
I am rehearsing a play - right.
I am training a play - wrong.
I am traning a student - right.
I am rehearsing a student - wrong.
BUT ... if you omit the object, they do get kind of similar.
I am training - right
I am rehearsing - right
(and in this circumstance they both mean pr
I am rehearsing a play - right.
I am training a play - wrong.
I am traning a student - right.
I am rehearsing a student - wrong.
BUT ... if you omit the object, they do get kind of similar.
I am training - right
I am rehearsing - right
(and in this circumstance they both mean pr
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