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1 lip 2017 · 1. He played a very important role in the development of China's economy. 2. He played a very important role in developing China' economy. 3. He played a very important role in developing the economy in China. Hi everyone, I wrote the sentences above. Would someone like to tell me whether they...
14 mar 2020 · Bangla. Mar 14, 2020. #5. Cagey said: I can't give you a rule about that. You are correct to observe that 'development' can mean 'developing'. However, it doesn't always mean 'developing'. For instance, sometimes 'development' can mean a place where someone has built a lot of houses -- a 'housing development'.
26 lut 2021 · Honolulu, HI. American English. Feb 26, 2021. #4. Here's a general rule you can use. work on: the thing that is being produced, developed, etc., or the team doing the work. work in: the place where the work is performed, or a field of work. Ex. I worked on the team that built the Mars rover.
10 lip 2008 · Jul 10, 2008. #3. Hi trigger, First, "developing" is a noun (it can also be a gerund, of course). My preference is to use "development" normally, and to save "developing" when I want to stress the gradual process of something. If this gradual process is what you want to stress in your sentence, then I think that you've chosen the right word.
1. Open the run box by pressing the Windows Key + R and type msconfig. 2. System Configuration Utility box will open and by default you are on general tab. 3. On the General tab, click the selective startup and make sure that load system service and load startup items both have checked mark. 4. Click on services tab.
7 maj 2017 · May 8, 2017. #4. dojibear said: This training and development will be done to the teachers by trainers and other experts. Using "undergo" expresses this idea of having something done to you, rather than doing it. We "undergo" surgery, spa treatments, haircuts etc. The writer is choosing to say this as if the teachers were passive, receiving the ...
12 lut 2009 · Feb 12, 2009. #2. I would say that a development practitioner is one who practices development. I assume the title is for one who plans urban developments – where buildings are to be built, transit lines, homes, etc. The word “practitioner” is usually used (in AE) for medical doctors though it is not uncommon to hear of a accountant or a ...
10 wrz 2024 · Yes, that structure is possible and grammatical. In this specific case it's a bit unusual because the object is a short noun phrase and I'd normally expect "...makes the development of pens possible." If the object is lengthy, maybe even including a subclause, it's quite common to place the adjective directly after the verb to make the whole ...
6 sie 2024 · Aug 6, 2024. #7. This would make more sense if the original text in the "Puberty" section said, "...should eat protein-rich food at this stage of development." ("At the age of development" means nothing in English. All children are developing, constantly, from birth through at least their late teens. There is no "age of development.")
1 sie 2007 · 1.with the development of high technology, the fundamentals have become more perfect. 2.with high technology developing, people will enjoy more perfect fundamentals (it keeps developing) 3. with high technology developed, people started enjoy perfect fundamentals (it happend before) I...
