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what's the difference between fight and fighting as both nouns.
there are many words like them.
2011年9月7日 16:08
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Verbs can act as nouns. They are gerunds. I think the fighting in Iraq is awful. I am not great at grammar. Here the fighting is a thing. There is no action. Think would be the verb, and the fighting is a thing.
2011年9月7日
>> there are many words like them. << Excellent. Indeed, this is a big concept in English. Then it means it's left for yourself to figure out. This is something you must learn by yourself, you must "feel" then come to be used to. Let alone the typical gerund use and as adjectives.
2011年9月7日
The -ing form of a verb like "fight" when used as a noun is called a gerund. Yes, this is common.
2011年9月7日
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