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⌈ Secret Post #5961 ⌋

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Re: Has the definition of shipping changed recently?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I don't disagree that shipping is a verb. I just don't understand your point, as talking, writing and reading are all also verbs.

Are you perhaps making a distinction between external and internal responses to stimuli? If so, pedantic but I get Werther you're coming from.

Or is it about behaviour the word itself being a noun? If so, behaviour is a noun that means what someone does. What someone does is described through verbs. In the same way 'activity' is a noun, 'skiing' is an activity, but 'to ski' is a verb.

I also don't understand what you mean by 'active' verb. Grammar fiends, correct me if I'm wrong, but active and passive in grammar in relation to verbs is about sentence construction and how the verb relates to the subject or object of the sentence. I have no idea how that concept is relevant here.