The difference between liveliness and living.

The difference between liveliness and living.

1.lively[laivi], which means "lively", "lively" and "full of vitality", can be used as an predicative or attributive, and can be used to modify people or things. For example:

sports

All kinds of ball games are active on the court.

There are all kinds of ball games on the playground, showing a lively scene.

The boy has an active mind. The boy has a clever mind.

(1)alive is an predicative adjective, which can be interpreted as "alive" and "alive". It can modify both people and things. For example:

They are still alive and as happy as ever. They are still alive and as happy as ever.

The tiger is still alive. The tiger is still alive.

(2) when (2)alive is used as an attribute, it should be placed after the modified noun. For example:

All the other comrades died in the battle. He is the only man.

Alive.

All the comrades were killed. He was the only survivor.

(3) Sometimes alive can be used as a supplement to the subject. For example:

The fish is awake. These fish were caught alive.

Third,

(1)living, which means "alive", is mainly used as an attribute, often before nouns and sometimes after nouns. It can also be used as a predicative. For example:

each

The living have names. Everyone who lives has a name.

no

Human life can be better. None of contemporary people can live better than this. No one can compare with it today.

(2) Living people mean "living people". For example:

this

For us, living is more important than dying. The living are more important to us than the dead.

(3)live is pronounced as [laiv], meaning "alive". It can be used as an attribute before the noun it modifies, and generally it is not used to modify people. For example:

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The cat is playing with a live mouse. Play with live mice for cats.

(4)live can also be a "live" solution. For example:

It will

Become the biggest live concert in the world. This will be the biggest live concert in the world.

(5)live can also be used as a verb, pronounced [liv], meaning "life" and "survival". For example:

Pandas usually live in the south and southeast of China

China Pandas usually live in the south and southeast of China.