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Jiali Qu
Is there difference between "continued" and continuous when they are used as adjectives. I know they can both describe a movement without interruption. But is there any difference?
31 aug. 2019 02:47
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There is a slight nuance difference actually. "continued" is on going but could still have breaks within the total time. ---> "he asked for their continued support" (they aren't supporting him 24/7 obviously) "continuous" is on going and usually has no breaks. ---> "There are continuous benefits to this service" I would also like to say that "continue" is more commonly used as a verb though.
31 augustus 2019
Both Describe OnGoing
31 augustus 2019
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Jiali Qu
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels
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Engels
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