His wife's weight is 50kg.
She weights 50kg.
If both are wrong , please correct.
Thx!
Which are correct ?
2013-09-28 8:18 pm
回答 (3)
2013-09-28 9:00 pm
✔ 最佳答案
Weight/weighHis wife's weight is 50kg. - correct use of weight as a noun subject.
She weights 50kg. - wrong usage of weights as a verb because "weight" is a noun and not a verb. Its verb is 'weigh'. Correct way of writing this sentence is:
She weighs 50kg. (weigh + s for third person singular.)
2013-09-29 9:26 am
His wife's weight is 50kg
She weighs 50kg
"weight" is also a verb, but it is not used in that way.
weight (verb) - to make something heavier by putting a weight on it, especially in order to stop it from moving
He had weighted the bag with rocks.
2013-09-29 01:46:21 補充：
Both "weighted (adj.)" and "weighting (noun)" are derived from the verb "weight".
Weight (重,重量,體重,砝碼,重擔) is normally used as a noun whereas "weigh" is only used as a verb.
She weighs 50kg
"weight" is also a verb, but it is not used in that way.
weight (verb) - to make something heavier by putting a weight on it, especially in order to stop it from moving
He had weighted the bag with rocks.
2013-09-29 01:46:21 補充：
Both "weighted (adj.)" and "weighting (noun)" are derived from the verb "weight".
Weight (重,重量,體重,砝碼,重擔) is normally used as a noun whereas "weigh" is only used as a verb.
2013-09-29 1:26 am
His wife's weight is 50kg.- correct
She weighs 50kg
or
His wife weighs 50kg.
weight - noun
weigh - verb
She weighs 50kg
or
His wife weighs 50kg.
weight - noun
weigh - verb
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