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Sports or sporting?
I see both of these words are used as adjective, but when should we use them?
Is there any difference at all?
Jul 2, 2018 1:00 PM
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Only 'sporting' can be used as an adjective : 'Give him a sporting chance' i.e. give him a fair opportunity [to do sthg.]
'Sports' is a noun [plural of sport] which might be used as a 'compound' noun e.g. 'sports hall', 'sports day' i.e. hall for sports, day of sports.
July 2, 2018
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