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What is the difference between consistent rising
and consistently rising
and consistently risen ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between consistent rising
and consistently rising
and consistently risen ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
and consistently rising
and consistently risen ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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1 and 2 mean the same and both present tense but 2 is used far more often and you need to phrase 1 in a specific way to sound natural
1 - the temperature showed the pattern of consistent rising
2 - the temperature is consistently rising
3 is the past tense version -> the temperature had consistently risen
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Consistently rising = the rate at which the rising occurs is the same throughout the rising period.
Consistently risen = the object rises evenly over the whole object.
Imagine making a loaf of bread. Consistently rising = the bread rises at the same rate for the whole time that the yeast is active.
Consistently risen = that both ends of the bread rise to the same height.
Inconsistently risen = one end of the bread is flat and hasn’t got air bubbles, but the other end is high and fluffy.
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