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samiking1
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what �s the difference between volunteering kids / Voluntary kids / and volunteer kids |
16 May 2015
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yanogator
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First, you wouldn �t say "voluntary kids". That would be people who volunteered to be kids, which is not what you mean at all. The most natural-sounding option would be "kids who volunteer", but "volunteering kids" and "volunteer kids" both sound OK, although not exactly natural. Bruce |
16 May 2015
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sarrah mohammed
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the work is voluntary which is done by kids but the kids are volunteering that �s why we can call them volunteering kids as Bruce explained above. |
17 May 2015
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