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Grammar <<< Common Errors <<< Continuous or Continual |
1. continuous [k  n 'tinjus] adj. (continuous means uninterrupted; it refers to an action or process that occurs continuously without a break) - 1. , , ; ; 2. . ; 3. . , 1. This system is designed to provide a continuous flow of water, without the need of a pump. / , , ./ 2. During rush hour there is a continuous line of cars on the road. / ./ 2. continual [k n 'tinjul] adj. (continual means repeated regularly and frequently; it refers to an action or process that occurs over a period of time but with pauses or intermissions) - 1. , ; ; ;2. . 1. The continual barking of the dog kept me awake all night. / ./ 2. The continual problems with our neighbours forced us to move to a new home. / ./ |
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