What is the difference between "Continued" and "Continous"

**albertino** · 01-Jun-2007, 04:37

May I ask what is the difference in the following sentences:
(1) I thank you for your friendship and best wishes for continued success.
(2) I thank you for your friendship and best wishes for continuous success.
Thank you.

**Casiopea** · 01-Jun-2007, 14:55

Welcome, albertino.

(1) I thank you for your friendship and best wishes for continued success.

(2) I thank you for your friendship and best wishes for continuous success.

Note,

a continuous sheet of ice; a continuous flow of water. Source

Continue, endure, persist, persevere, last, remain imply
existing uninterruptedly for an appreciable length of time. Source

Does that help?

**albertino** · 01-Jun-2007, 17:15

It really helps. Thank you.

**Casiopea** · 01-Jun-2007, 17:23

You're most welcome.

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