Folding and Foldable ,what is the difference ?
Folding and Foldable ,what is the difference ?
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Hi richardwen,
They are both adjectives - folding chair or foldable chair (also ‘folded’ chair) - and I would say they are interchangeable in this function. 'Folding', however, is also the present participle verb form - I am folding this foldable chair and when I’m finished it will be folded.
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Folding is the verb form.
Foldable is the adjective form.
He is folding the laundry.
That dress is not foldable.
Hope this helps.
~Samantha :)
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