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What is the difference between "dead" and "dying"? #1 (permalink) Sun Jun 10, 2007 13:20 pm   What is the difference between "dead" and "dying"?
 

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ESL/EFL Test #160 "Expressions with death, marriage and divorce", question 3

Our poor old dog is .......... We've had him for fourteen years. He just sleeps all day long.

(a) dead
(b) dying
(c) death
(d) die

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #160 "Expressions with death, marriage and divorce", answer 3

Our poor old dog is dying. We've had him for fourteen years. He just sleeps all day long.

Correct answer: (b) dying

Your answer was: incorrect
Our poor old dog is dead. We've had him for fourteen years. He just sleeps all day long.
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Why we must put dying? and dog actually die by something?

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What is the difference between "dead" and "dying"? #2 (permalink) Sun Jun 10, 2007 15:35 pm   What is the difference between "dead" and "dying"?
 

We know that the dog isn't dead yet, since he sleeps all day long.
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