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Jun 5, 2022 · Chinese. Jun 5, 2022. #3. heypresto said: Although I can't imagine how a creed of something can be demonstrated, 'heroes' is plural, and therefore you need 'demonstrate'. Thanks a lot for your answer heypresto. I was not sure whether I should apply 'demonstrates' when 'Heroes in harm’s way' stands for a phrase.
Senior Member. Turkish. Nov 2, 2020. #3. Demonstrate: to show or make something clear. Indicate: to show, point, or make clear in another way. These are the definitions from Dictionary. Almost same! That's why I do not know the difference and wanted to ask.
demonstrate和show在词性上、意思上还有搭配上有差别，具体差别见下：. 1、词性不同. 虽然demonstrate和show都是动词，但show还能做名词来使用。. 当show做名词时，它有多个意思，用的最多的意思是“演出、节目”，另外，show还有“展览、美景、假象”的意思。. 例句 ...
Mar 22, 2014 · Illustrate. show or make something clearer (or more interesting) by using pictures, diagrams or examples. Demonstrate. (1) show or explain through actions. (2) provide evidence that proves something. 1. The data we have collected shows ( demonstrates?) that there has been a downward trend with regarad to job satisfaction over the last 50 years. 2.
Dec 12, 2016 · In doing so, the two countries have _______ their remarkable cooperation over the years. A. demonstrated B. shown C. expressed D. displayed This is an test paper question. The key is A. But I don't understand why B and D aren't ok. Could you explain it? Thank you.
Jun 5, 2019 · I see a bit of a difference in formality or register, with "demonstrate" belonging to a higher register and being a more accurate choice here (though both words are commonly used in such contexts). In terms of meaning, I think "show" is closer to يُظهِر (to make something apparent) while "demonstrate" is closer to يُثبِت (to prove, to establish, to substantiate, to demonstrate).
Jun 12, 2006 · My take on it: display and demonstrate require effort: the subject actively does these. Indicate can be active too, but it does not have to be. The body does not display or demonstrate its features to you; it just lies there, so indicate fits better here.
Nov 18, 2012 · The verb "to prove" has two conjunctions: the strong, prove, proved, have proven and the weak, prove, proved, have proved. At first I thought that there might be a subtle difference between the two that I had overlooked, but there isn't 1. I have no idea why proved should not be an option. 1 OED: I. prove: To demonstrate, establish.
Mar 30, 2013 · Neither word, in my opinion, can be considered incorrect. I personally would use demonstrate initially to show the association. More research would be needed to prove cause and effect of a specific form of emission and specific biological effect.
Apr 6, 2007 · Senior Member. U.S.A. English. Apr 7, 2007. #5. If you did have to unsplit the infinitive in "to further demonstrate" to demonstrate further would be the better option. My personal viewpoint is that the rule should read this way: Do not split an infinitive with anything but an adverb. Some profs. are sticklers about not splitting infinitives.
