Graft vs grafting
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What´s the difference between "graft and grafting"? According to the dictionary, it says they are both nouns, but also graft can work as a verb. So when I have to use them as nouns, which of them should I use? Thanks for answering.
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updated Jan 19, 2013
posted by luisssito
Hola mi amigo! - rac1, Jan 19, 2013
Hola, mi amiga :) - luisssito, Jan 19, 2013
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A Graft is just the simple noun name, such as a skin graft (medical term for where the skin is replaced or repaired)
Grafting can be a noun, meaning the act of ´graft´ ( just as correr, can be the infinitive verb of run, or can mean the noun ´act of running´ or a present participle. ¨we are running right now¨ (estamos corriendo ahora mismo)
It can also be a type of fiscal stealing (name of criminal activity)
updated Jan 19, 2013
posted by rogspax
Thanks! - luisssito, Jan 19, 2013
