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24 Dec 2018
Simplified Chinese (China)
Question about English (US)
Please show me example sentences with amusement, entertainment, and recreation.
Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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26 Dec 2018
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English (US)
Amusement park still makes sense here. It's a park that provides fun. It doesn't work as an emotion. For that, you use "amused". Computers can be recreations, if they are used for fun and leisure. If you use them for work, they are not recreational. Also, recreations are anything at all that people do to relax or to have fun.
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I went to an amusement park yesterday.
Watching TV is a great form of entertainment.
My friends reaction to BTS was funny
Watching TV is a great form of entertainment.
My friends reaction to BTS was funny
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This game provides hours of amusement.
-Amusement=Fun, basically. It's also used with "For X's amusement", which has a meaning of "In order to amuse X", like "Dance for my amusement!"
It's for entertainment
Entertainment-The act of providing fun/enjoyment.
We have recreational games!
Recreation-A little hard to explain, but it basically means something someone does to relax. Also, I used -al there to make it an adjective, so they are games people play to unwind.
-Amusement=Fun, basically. It's also used with "For X's amusement", which has a meaning of "In order to amuse X", like "Dance for my amusement!"
It's for entertainment
Entertainment-The act of providing fun/enjoyment.
We have recreational games!
Recreation-A little hard to explain, but it basically means something someone does to relax. Also, I used -al there to make it an adjective, so they are games people play to unwind.
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@cricketdemoty Than You for helping! While It's not reaction but recreation.
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@macandcheeseerrydag I hate to say that but they are really difficult to understand:P
Simplified Chinese (China)
@macandcheeseerrydag No, you don't need, I understand what you said, but still difficult to get the difference between them. :(
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@macandcheeseerrydag I feel amusement is an emotion, but it also can be used for an amusement park, it makes me confusing…
Recreations are games for people to unwind, so play cards, play computers are recreations? but I think usually they just mean have some fun
Recreations are games for people to unwind, so play cards, play computers are recreations? but I think usually they just mean have some fun
English (US)
Amusement park still makes sense here. It's a park that provides fun. It doesn't work as an emotion. For that, you use "amused". Computers can be recreations, if they are used for fun and leisure. If you use them for work, they are not recreational. Also, recreations are anything at all that people do to relax or to have fun.
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@macandcheeseerrydag Thank you for detailed answers
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