3 questions

[belly_ttt]

1) what is the differences between laugh and laughter?
2)What a dangerous thing to do! You_______ have been killed
a) might
b)may
c) can
d) must
I 'm hestitant between a and b, both sound fine for me. What about you?
One more, when can can used with past participle, like: He cannot have said that or He couldn't have said that?
3)There's nothing I like more than____ for a brisk walk along the seashore
a) out
b)go
c) walking
d) going
I think a b and d are acceptable, but they chose d, why?

4) What is the differences between admission and admittance?

 

[RonBee]

"Laugh" is a verb. "Laughter" is a noun. Examples:

I laugh at funny jokes.
A joke might cause laughter.
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[RonBee]

What a dangerous thing to do! You might have been killed.

~R

 

[RonBee]

The expression is go for a walk.

~R

 

[belly_ttt]

Please explain your choice, Laugh is also a noun, that's why I asked, thanks Ronbee

 

[RonBee]

"Laugh" is a noun in expressions such as "He had a good laugh". Usually, however, it is a verb.

~R

 

[RonBee]

Laugh

Don't laugh at me!
He laughed and laughed and laughed.
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Laughter

Laughter is good for the soul.
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~R

 

[RonBee]

4) What are the differences between admission and admittance?

An admission is a confession of some sort. An admittance is the act of allowing somebody into something.

 

[puzzle]

There's nothing I like more than____ for a brisk walk along the seashore
a) out
b)go
c) walking
d) going
RonBeeRe: 3 questions
The expression is go for a walk.

~R
Why going for a brisk walk... in this case is wrong ? RonBee, Please.

 

[RonBee]

Why going for a brisk walk... in this case is wrong ? RonBee, Please.

Question: Why is "going for a brisk walk" wrong?
Answer: It's not wrong.
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"going for a brisk walk" - Google Search​

~R

 

[puzzle]

There's nothing I like more than____ for a brisk walk along the seashore
a) out
b)go
c) walking
d) going

Either "go" or " going" is ok, right? Please.

 

[belly_ttt]

What I love most is to go for a walk or What I love most is going for a walk, Ronbee?

 

[puzzle]

RonBee, Please.

 

[RonBee]

There's nothing I like more than____ for a brisk walk along the seashore
a) out
b)go
c) walking
d) going

d) going

 

[RonBee]

What I love most is to go for a walk or What I love most is going for a walk, Ronbee?

Either is okay.

 

[belly_ttt]

And, What I love most is go for a walk?

 

[RonBee]

And, What I love most is go for a walk?

Sure.