Encouraging: Definition and Usage
Encouraging is both a verb and an adjective.
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As a verb (present participle of encourage), it means to give support or confidence to someone.
Example:She was encouraging her son to play basketball.
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As an adjective, it describes something that gives hope or confidence.
Example:The teacher’s feedback was very encouraging.
Author's summary:
"Encouraging" functions both as a participle verb and an adjective, meaning to give support or offer hope, illustrated by everyday examples like motivating someone or positive feedback.
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