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Differences in several forms and usage of die dead and so on

several forms such as die and dead are: die, dead, death, dying. The differences are: different forms, different usages and different emphases.

1. Different definitions:

(1)die: death, extinction; Withered, withered; Desire, hope.

(2)dead: dead; Complete; Senseless; Stiff.

(3)death: death; (some) way to die; Critically ill; Death.

(4)dying: eager; Dying, dying.

2. Different usage

(1)die: cannot be used in the passive voice; Emphasis on action is an instantaneous verb, which can not be used with adverbials indicating a period of time, but can be used in the continuous tense, meaning "dying soon;" Dying "

(2)dead: it is often used as an attribute, predicative or complement to indicate the state of death.

(3)death: used as subject, object, etc.

(4)dying: used as an adverbial.

3. Different emphases

(1)die: the third person singular, indicating the end of life, is an intransitive verb.

(2)dead: adjective, used with be verb.

(3)death: a noun, which is uncountable.

(4) dying: the present participle of die, adjective.