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Which one is correct?
1- Do they have the same meaning and USING?
2- Do they have the same meaning and USE?
Which one is correct?
1- Do they have the same meaning and USING?
2- Do they have the same meaning and USE?
1- Do they have the same meaning and USING?
2- Do they have the same meaning and USE?
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"use" is by for the more popular noun. "using" is almost always considered a verb. In this case, "use" is correct.
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@_Mira we would say "I like using ... " but in this case, we would use "use." You can compare a verb like "implement." "We often make choices about implementing something ..." but "we're focusing on an item's use and implementation."
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