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Discuss vs Discus: Which is the Correct Spelling? - ProWritingAid
The Difference Between Discuss vs Discus. When words are spelled similarly, it can be easy to mix them up. Discuss and discus are written almost the same but have very different meanings.. Discuss is a verb that means "to talk about.". Discus is a noun that means "a round, flat object used in certain sports for throwing.". Should I use 'throwing the discus ,' or 'throwing the discuss ,'?
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The Difference Between Discuss vs Discus. When words are spelled similarly, it can be easy to mix them up. Discuss and discus are written almost the same but have very different meanings.. Discuss is a verb that means "to talk about.". Discus is a noun that means "a round, flat object used in certain sports for throwing.". Should I use 'throwing the discus ,' or 'throwing the discuss ,'?

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Discus vs Discuss – Which is Correct? - Two Minute English
Discuss is the correct verb meaning to talk about or consider a topic in detail. For example, “Let’s discuss our plans for the weekend.” It involves conversation and exchange of ideas. Discus, on the other hand, refers to a heavy, flat circular object thrown in athletic competitions. For instance, “She threw the discus at the track meet.”
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Discuss is the correct verb meaning to talk about or consider a topic in detail. For example, “Let’s discuss our plans for the weekend.” It involves conversation and exchange of ideas. Discus, on the other hand, refers to a heavy, flat circular object thrown in athletic competitions. For instance, “She threw the discus at the track meet.”

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Discuss vs. Discus — What’s the Difference?
"Discuss" is used as a verb in English, indicating the action of speaking about something with someone to reach a clearer understanding or to exchange ideas. On the other hand, "discus" refers to a sport equipment piece used in athletic competitions, specifically in events involving throwing a large, heavy disc.
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"Discuss" is used as a verb in English, indicating the action of speaking about something with someone to reach a clearer understanding or to exchange ideas. On the other hand, "discus" refers to a sport equipment piece used in athletic competitions, specifically in events involving throwing a large, heavy disc.

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Discuss or Discus - Which is Correct? - IELTS Lounge
1. “Let’s discuss our plans for the weekend.” Here, the word “discuss” is used correctly to indicate the act of having a conversation about the weekend plans. 2. “He threw the discus further than anyone else in the competition.” In this example, “discus” is used correctly to describe the sporting equipment involved in a ...
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1. “Let’s discuss our plans for the weekend.” Here, the word “discuss” is used correctly to indicate the act of having a conversation about the weekend plans. 2. “He threw the discus further than anyone else in the competition.” In this example, “discus” is used correctly to describe the sporting equipment involved in a ...

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Discuss or Discus | How to spell it? | Spelling - WordTips
Discus or discuss Did you mean “discuss”? INCORRECT Discus. CORRECT Discuss. Discuss Verb. Definition: Talk about (something) with a person or people Examples: I discussed the matter with my wife They were discussing where to go for a drink Synonyms: Talk over Talk about ...
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Discus or discuss Did you mean “discuss”? INCORRECT Discus. CORRECT Discuss. Discuss Verb. Definition: Talk about (something) with a person or people Examples: I discussed the matter with my wife They were discussing where to go for a drink Synonyms: Talk over Talk about ...

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Discuss or Discuss about - Which one is Correct ... - English Basics
“Discuss” or “Discuss about” – Which one is Correct? The word “discuss” is usually used when talking about a topic in general. The actual meaning of “discuss” is “talk about”.The usage of the word about after Discuss is redundant or unnecessary. Hence “Discuss about” is incorrect.You can also use talk about in place of Discuss.. One of the most common errors in ...
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“Discuss” or “Discuss about” – Which one is Correct? The word “discuss” is usually used when talking about a topic in general. The actual meaning of “discuss” is “talk about”.The usage of the word about after Discuss is redundant or unnecessary. Hence “Discuss about” is incorrect.You can also use talk about in place of Discuss.. One of the most common errors in ...

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"is to discuss", "is discussing", "discusses", when to use which?
You are saying that the post is expected to discuss something in the future. (an implicit future tense) (an implicit future tense) Since in the context you used it, the post was already made, the future meaning is unlikely, so most would interpret it to mean that you're talking about the intended purpose of the post (which seems like it makes ...
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You are saying that the post is expected to discuss something in the future. (an implicit future tense) (an implicit future tense) Since in the context you used it, the post was already made, the future meaning is unlikely, so most would interpret it to mean that you're talking about the intended purpose of the post (which seems like it makes ...

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Descuss vs. Discuss — Which is Correct Spelling? - Ask Difference
The committee will discuss the new proposal tomorrow. 4. To investigate by reasoning or argument. Philosophers often discuss the nature of reality. 4. To explain or review some material, especially to consider it critically. The author discusses the effects of climate change in the book. 3.
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The committee will discuss the new proposal tomorrow. 4. To investigate by reasoning or argument. Philosophers often discuss the nature of reality. 4. To explain or review some material, especially to consider it critically. The author discusses the effects of climate change in the book. 3.

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To Discuss or Discuss About? What Is the Difference? - Two Minute English
Understanding the Verb “Discuss”: A Transitive Verb in Action. In English grammar, “discuss” is categorized as a discuss transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object immediately following the verb without any need for the preposition “about.” This aspect of verb usage plays a crucial role in connecting the action with the subject of the conversation.
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Understanding the Verb “Discuss”: A Transitive Verb in Action. In English grammar, “discuss” is categorized as a discuss transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object immediately following the verb without any need for the preposition “about.” This aspect of verb usage plays a crucial role in connecting the action with the subject of the conversation.

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What is the Difference Between Discuss vs Discus – Diff Word
Main Difference Between Discuss and Discus. VS Search. As Noun the main difference between Discuss and Discus is that Discuss is a disk used in throwing competitions while Discus is a disk used in throwing competitions As Verb Discuss is speak with others about (something); talk (something ...
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Main Difference Between Discuss and Discus. VS Search. As Noun the main difference between Discuss and Discus is that Discuss is a disk used in throwing competitions while Discus is a disk used in throwing competitions As Verb Discuss is speak with others about (something); talk (something ...

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