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Swapan Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Please reply what are the differences between 'spoken' and 'speaking' with uses of the words ?
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Do you have a specific problem sentence in mind, swapan? htm
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Do you have a specific problem sentence in mind, swapan?
Otherwise, the difference is simply the difference in uses of all present participles and past participles: http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/participle.htm
Otherwise, the difference is simply the difference in uses of all present participles and past participles: http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/participle.htm
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Spoken English. Here "spoken" is an adjective. Likewise in "broken chair" broken is an adjective. As like the followings-
Fallen angle.
Hidden place...etc
But the "ing" form of the verb may represent a noun. As an example-
Swimming is good for health.
Reading book is a good habit.
Flying birds.
Swimming, reading, running all are noun here.
Fallen angle.
Hidden place...etc
But the "ing" form of the verb may represent a noun. As an example-
Swimming is good for health.
Reading book is a good habit.
Flying birds.
Swimming, reading, running all are noun here.
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