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What is the difference of these words ? What is the difference of these words ? 1. to partake 2. to participate Note: Which sentence is the right and which is the wrong ? 1. The young lady partook in that demonstration. 2. The young lady participated in that demonstration. 3. The young lady partook in that carnival. 4. The young lady participated in that carnival.
9 Thg 05 2011 02:24
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Partake is a rather formal verb which most people don't use much. It can mean a) to have a share or part of something along with other people. 'There was food available, but he chose not to partake (He chose not to eat any food) 'Participate' cannot be used in this sense or b) To join with others in doing something 'Let us all partake in the celebrations. (today we would use 'join in' or 'participate' more in this sense) 'Participate' means to be invoved with others doing something. 'Most people joined the game, but a few chose not to participate.' In your examples the more commonly used verb would be to participate 'The young lady participated in the demonstration.' 'The young lady participated in the carnival.'
9 tháng 5 năm 2011
The correct form of you question is: "What is the difference BETWEEN these words?"
15 tháng 5 năm 2011
They're the same word.
9 tháng 5 năm 2011
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