What is the difference between -ing and -tion or -age?
In many cases you have to choose between -ing form of verb and -tion form of argument. If an ocean
makes a hurricane difficult, if not impossible, then what would you say? Can anchoring be really hard to do? Is
anchorage the correct answer for your question? Is this due to grammer or meaning or common usage?
What can I learn from this book by self and the research perspective?
The usage of anchorage in your example is incorrect. My parents are not interchangeable between anchorage and anchoring. Is the word anchorage acceptable? One is action, the other a place.
anchorage aNGk()rij noun
- an area suitable for a ship to anchor in.
- ( historical ) an anchorite’s dwelling place ( reprinted ; this time referenced somewhere between 400 and 500 bc)
If a boat becomes anchored under a harbor, how
: Local waves within the harbor make the area difficult, if not impossible.
What is incomplete sentence on Wikipedia?
Local waves within the harbor make anchoring|fishing|swimming difficult, if not impossible.
An action can be made harder, but not a place/location.
