What is the difference between LIVE and LEAVE?
학생이 쓴 원문
Live is a verb, adjective and adverb .
For examples, I will use the words \'live\' in sentences.
Live your life. Make your life live. The show must be going out live.
Leave is a verb and noun.
We leaved our school after the graduations ceremony.
We are having a two months \' leave.
강사 첨삭
Good day, Sue!
You\'re correct the parts of speech.
Knowing that both words can be used as a verb, you forgot that the spelling could be changed depending on the tense.
Take LEAVE as an example. Its past tense is \'left\'. We don\'t say \'leaved\'.
We can talk about this in class if you want to. See you then.^^
__Teacher Mayleen :)
Live is a verb, adjective and adverb .
>>> Live can be used as a verb, adjective, and adverb.
For examples, I will use the words \'live\' in sentences.
For examples, I will use the words \'live\' in sentences.
>>> For examples, I will use the word \'live\' in sentences.
Live your life.
Live your life.
>>> CORRECT
Make your life live.
>>> Make your life lively.
The show must be going out live.
>>> The show must be going on live.
Leave is a verb and noun.
Leave is a verb and noun.
>>> Leave can be used as a verb and noun.
We leaved our school after the graduations ceremony.
We leaved our school after the graduations ceremony.
>>> We left our school after the graduation ceremony.
We are having a two months \' leave.
We are having a two months \' leave.
>>> We are having a two-month-leave.
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