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| I have seen 3 books with such the title, namely 2 of them say "Confused Words" while another one etitled with "Confusing Words" It is a book or words not the living things, what should be the correct one. pleased? Thank you and best regards, Piak |
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| They are both possible- confused words= words that are confused by people. However, confusing words makes more sense to me. |
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| Thank you TDol, it is due to I have learned that Interesting is used for things while Interested is for Living things. Is that correct? so my question regarding the word "confuse" steming from that point. Can I just say that the "confusing" should be used with a thing, such as confusing words, confusing question? So. confused should go for a living thing, such as A confused boy says nothing to the teacher. I don't know whether my sentence works for this purpose or not? Please correct me if it is wrong. Thank you and Best regards, Piak |
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