Clarification

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Respected,

I have a clarification, please clarify it for me.

Where and how can we use "be good / being good".

what is the difference between them?

sty being fearful .....Is this sentence structure is correct?

Be good and Do good.

Being good and Doing good.

what is the meaing for these sentences?

It would be better if you could give some some examples in this regard.

Please correct me If i am wrong, I appreciate your help.

Thanks in Advance.

Regards

Madhu

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@mcadhu,

See,

http://able2know.org/topic/130458-1#post-3601436

If you have any more questions please feel free to ask, Mcadhu.

Mcadhu, you should put a title on your threads that reflects the idea of that thread instead of always using "Clarification".

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@JTT,

Those words weren't combined into sentences.
Apparently, you are both learning english, which can be senseless sometimes, thus a matter of rules, with a text that leans toward philosophy: a double conundrum (puzzle).

I agree with JTT that you'd do best with better titles to give a clue to the question.

Also, welcome to A2k.

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@ossobuco,

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Those words weren't combined into sentences. Apparently, you are both learning english, which can be senseless sometimes, thus a matter of rules, ...

English and languages in general are never senseless, Osso. If they were, then we wouldn't be able to communicate. Look hard enough and deep enough and the rules, the real rules will emerge.

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@JTT,

Some rules are just because that was how they worked out. Are you actually claiming that english grammar is entirely logical?

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@ossobuco,

This is not my field, but that seems silly as a position to hold.

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@ossobuco,

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Are you actually claiming that english grammar is entirely logical?

Qualified with the condition that language creates its own logic, yes, English grammar is perfectly logical, Osso.

Consider that people the world over communicate with these grammar rules and I'll suggest that any misunderstandings that occur have little or nothing to do with the grammar.

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