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'Tough', 'rough' and 'stiff' - Learners' Questions

'Tough', 'rough' and 'stiff' - Learners' Questions

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What's the difference between 'tough', 'rough' and 'stiff'? That's what Eugele would like to know, and Dan has the answer! saba: I have a query. Could we use plural forms of nouns while using them as adjectives. As I have heard that under no circumstances would we use plural forms as adjectives. Having said that at the very beginning of this video, there is a slide at the bottom where it is written learner's questions playlist. Why is it so?? As per me it should have been question. Shouldn't it?
Date: 2020-09-18

Comments and reviews: 7


Mr. Habibie had a tough vision to his home country since he had made some changes on the country's aeroplane technologies.
I have drawn some rough paintings of the Indonesian beautiful animals.
The city council has amended a law that had some stiff punishments.

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Great idea to have a section for questions, there're so many things non-native speakers can't grasp that easily, as it happens for example with semantic subtleties or certain collocations. Thanks so much, Dan! We love youuu!!!
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My son has a tough job..he.spoke a rough English sentences..there's a stiff competition among the call centre agents on who's going to be the next team leader
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Can you teach me how to use Gerund please?
And how to use specifically, particularly, literally in sentence please? Whats the meaning please? Cheers

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Thank you very much it was very nice, but
What is the difference between tough & rough when they both mean (difficult or challenging)
Thanks

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All of them their means is about Difficult it has relationship with each other
Tough freinds, rough road, and good stuff body

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hi teacher i have a question/ So why we say for exemple water is involved and not water is involvlig. It's not a present continuous
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