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Cubix4u Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing

Which is good for title, "Writing a book" or "Write a book"

Are "Writing a book" and "Write a book" the same meaning?
If not, I would like to know the difference.
If so, I would like to know which is good for titile.


Thanks in advance
  

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cubix4u Are Have "Writing a book" and "Write a book" the same meaning? If not, I would like to know the difference. If so, I would like to know which is good for titile.

— Toms Mathew

  • cubix4u Are Have "Writing a book" and "Write a book" the same meaning?
  • If not, I would like to know the difference.
  • If so, I would like to know which is good for titile.
  • title Thanks in advance Hi, The first one is present continuous tense; you can use it in the following situations....
  • action taking place in the moment of speaking action taking place only for a limited period of time action arranged for the future The second one is simple present tense; you can use it in the following situations....
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cubix4uAre Have "Writing a book" and "Write a book" the same meaning?
If not, I would like to know the difference.
If so, I would like to know which is good for titile.title

Thanks in advance


Hi,

The first one is present continuous tense; you can use it in the following situations....

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Writing a book------means you are writing a book
write a book--------means if some one aske you to write then you can say that

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I suggest you to learn some more grammar before answering for the posts.
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It seems to me "Write a book" is not complete as a title, so I'd suggest "writing a book".
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