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According to the online dictionary, to induce means to bring about the occurrence of something. I am going to make up two examples with "to induce" and "to produce". (1) …

Hi,there In my last thread here, I use a phrase llike "product line" in my sentence which is with regard to the car factory,and one of the replier replace it with "production line". To …

Produce = make or manufacture from components or raw materials. (of a region, country, or process) yield, grow, or supply: the California vineyards produce excellent wines.

Hi everyone! I''m writing on behalf of my student who is sure the collocation "to produce a report" is a correct one - whereas to me it doesn''t sound right. We need a phrase to …

However, in (2) the shift in tense in the first verb (from “will” to “would”) may produce a shift in tense in the second verb, depending on whether the mood is indicative or …

A woman who is unable to produce children is called a barren woman. That was my first thought too, but I suspect is sounds old fashioned. (And women may be unfairly …

Hola foreros y foreras: ¿Cómo se llama un chiste tonto o infantil que no produce risa? ¡Gracias de antemano! :)

Produce, pronounced PRO-duce. WordReference Random House Learner''s Dictionary of American English: produce: n. 8. agricultural products thought of as a group, esp. …

To produce a person, or evidence, etc -> to present and/or show the actual person (particularly someone held prisoner, or someone charged with an offence) or thing to someone …

Which is correct: "farm produce" or "farm products"? When to use "produce" as a noun, when to use "product"?