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Chang-U

18 mar 2017

Japonês

Inglês (EUA)

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Qual é a diferença entre produce e product ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.

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jcking78

18 mar 2017

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Inglês (EUA)

Produce has two meanings:

1) to create something
2) the fresh food at the grocery store

I'm assuming you need the produce to create a product. That means you create something. The thing you create is the product.

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hillster

18 mar 2017

Inglês (EUA)

You produce a product.

jcking78

18 mar 2017

Inglês (EUA)

Produce has two meanings:

1) to create something
2) the fresh food at the grocery store

I'm assuming you need the produce to create a product. That means you create something. The thing you create is the product.

Chang-U

18 mar 2017

Japonês

So can I use produce as noun for only fresh food?

jcking78

18 mar 2017

Inglês (EUA)

@Chang-U

The produce for fresh fruit is said like PROduce. It's a totally different use of the word. That is a noun.

The way you say it for creating a product is proDUCE. That is the verb.

I know I t's confusing. I'm sorry 🙂

Chang-U

18 mar 2017

Japonês

@jcking78 thank you so much
I understood that noun and verb of produce are different.

How can I use 'produce(noun)' and product separately ?

jcking78

18 mar 2017

Inglês (EUA)

In a sentence you could say:

"I bought some fresh produce at the store."

If you like something a company makes you could say:

"I love the product of this company."

ericat

18 mar 2017

Inglês (EUA)
Castelhano (México)

@Chang-U You CAN use it that way if you want to :) @jking78 is clarifying that 'produce' can mean 2 things depending on pronunciation.

You can use it as a noun for fresh food OR as a verb for creating. The capital letters emphasis when saying the word meaning you want :)

Chang-U

18 mar 2017

Japonês

Thank you two so much!

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Qual é a diferença entre produce e product ?

Qual é a diferença entre produce e product ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.

Produce has two meanings:1) to create something2) the fresh food at the grocery storeI'm assuming you need the produce to create a product. That means you create something. The thing you create is the product.

You produce a product.

Produce has two meanings:1) to create something2) the fresh food at the grocery storeI'm assuming you need the produce to create a product. That means you create something. The thing you create is the product.

@Chang-U The produce for fresh fruit is said like PROduce. It's a totally different use of the word. That is a noun. The way you say it for creating a product is proDUCE. That is the verb. I know I t's confusing. I'm sorry 🙂

In a sentence you could say:"I bought some fresh produce at the store."If you like something a company makes you could say:"I love the product of this company."

@Chang-U You CAN use it that way if you want to :) @jking78 is clarifying that 'produce' can mean 2 things depending on pronunciation. You can use it as a noun for fresh food OR as a verb for creating. The capital letters emphasis when saying the word meaning you want :)

Produce has two meanings:

1) to create something
2) the fresh food at the grocery store

I'm assuming you need the produce to create a product. That means you create something. The thing you create is the product.

Produce has two meanings:

1) to create something
2) the fresh food at the grocery store

I'm assuming you need the produce to create a product. That means you create something. The thing you create is the product.

@Chang-U

The produce for fresh fruit is said like PROduce. It's a totally different use of the word. That is a noun.

The way you say it for creating a product is proDUCE. That is the verb.

I know I t's confusing. I'm sorry 🙂

In a sentence you could say:

"I bought some fresh produce at the store."

If you like something a company makes you could say:

"I love the product of this company."

@Chang-U You CAN use it that way if you want to :) @jking78 is clarifying that 'produce' can mean 2 things depending on pronunciation.

You can use it as a noun for fresh food OR as a verb for creating. The capital letters emphasis when saying the word meaning you want :)