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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Verbs
Is the following sentence correct?
The lesson is very hard. It can cause confusing.
The lesson is very hard. It can cause confusing.
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Anonymous The lesson is very hard. It can cause confusing . confusion.
- Anonymous The lesson is very hard.
- It can cause confusing .
- confusion.
- As shown above.
- CJ
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AnonymousThe lesson is very hard. It can causeAs shown above.confusing. confusion.
CJ
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Anonymous Thanks. I thought confusing is verbIt is a verb, but after "cause" you need the noun form ('confusion').
We don't say, "His remarks caused laughing"; we say "His remarks caused laughter".
CJ
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Anonymous thanks. the verb form is incorrect?I believe that in my first reply I crossed out "confusing" and wrote in red "confusion".
When I do that, it means it's incorrect.
CJ
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