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Tizry Syahnon Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
The different between nt and nce words. (Explanation needed!)
Hi EFers!
I have simple question here, but it is hardly for me to choose when i intend to use it in my English, especially for my writing.
What is the different (or difference..?) for the words which used nt and nce at the edge of the spelling?
example;
1. different and difference
2. ignorant and ignorance
3. confident and confidence
I really appreciate for your explanation and for that, i am thanking you in advance!
Tizry Syahnon
I have simple question here, but it is hardly for me to choose when i intend to use it in my English, especially for my writing.
What is the different (or difference..?) for the words which used nt and nce at the edge of the spelling?
example;
1. different and difference
2. ignorant and ignorance
3. confident and confidence
I really appreciate for your explanation and for that, i am thanking you in advance!
Tizry Syahnon
Top answer
The words that end in -nce are nouns. The two tables have several differences. (noun).
- The words that end in -nce are nouns.
- The two tables have several differences.
- (noun).
- They are different from each other.
- ) Her ignorance (noun) was evident.
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The words that end in -nce are nouns.
The two tables have several differences. (noun). They are different from each other.
That woman is very ignorant (adj.) Her ignorance (noun) was evident.
I feel confident about the success of my project. The confidence (noun) I feel comes from a lot of preparation.
If you can use "the" or "my" or "his" (etc.) in the senten
The two tables have several differences. (noun). They are different from each other.
That woman is very ignorant (adj.) Her ignorance (noun) was evident.
I feel confident about the success of my project. The confidence (noun) I feel comes from a lot of preparation.
If you can use "the" or "my" or "his" (etc.) in the senten
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If you can use "the" or "my" or "his" (etc.) in the sentence, then use the noun (-nce) form.-----> thanks for this tips.
I hope the sentence below is correct as based on my understanding.
1) The confidence to improve my English has increased
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