what is the cause of his death? use verb Form of death
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Answer:
Death = Noun
The concept or idea of the state after life. Death is the opposite of life.
Death comes to us all.
= The state of being dead is inevitable
Death scares some people
= The idea of dying scares some people
Drinking alcohol and driving can cause death
= you, or someone else could die if you drink and drive
Die = Verb
The event (action) of death. The opposite of to be born
The past of die is died.
Michael Jackson died in 2009
= the moment in time when MJ stopped living.
My plants have died from thirst
= My plants are no longer living because I didn't water them
I nearly died when the waiter gave me the bill at the restaurant
= I was shocked by the amount of the bill
I almost died with embarrassment when I fell over in the street
= I was extremely embarrassed when I fell over.
He died a very rich/happy/lonely (etc) man
= He was very rich/happy/lonely (etc) when he died
She died a painful/peaceful (etc) death
= The moment of her death was painful/peaceful (etc
Explanation:
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CAUSES OF DEATH
Disease
Murder
Suicide
Injury
Coronavirus
Four words that often confuse learners of English are dead, death, die and died.
Compare:
My cat is dead.
It died yesterday.
Its death was a surprise.
The explanation is quite simple:
Dead is an Adjective (a descriptive word)
Death is a Noun (a naming word)
Die is a Verb (an action word)
Died is the past tense of the verb Die
Look at the following explanations containing a lot more details and examples. We have also included popular idiomatic expressions for each one.
Dead = Adjective