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Sergio
What is the difference between "bright" and "shine"? I can't understand it :(
Feb 14, 2014 8:16 AM
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'Bright' is pretty much always an adjective (discribes a quality of something). 'Shine' can both be a noun and a verb. bright light; bright day; bright shining; bright star etc. The sun was so bright! The shine was so bright! The sun shines so bright! The sun is shining so bright right now!
February 14, 2014
brillar = to shine da mucha luz = bright
February 14, 2014
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Sergio
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Arabic, English, Spanish
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