Hmmm, is it dying or dieing??? Becoming dead, I mean!?

Answer 1

'Dying' is the correct progressive form of the verb 'die', meaning 'to become dead'.

'Dieing' is a word, though, and it is the progressive form of the other verb 'die', which means 'to cut, form or shape with a die'. The noun 'die' refers to 'a device used stamp, cut or form', especially used on metal. Dies are often used to manufacture things. You may have heard of 'die-cast steel' or 'die-cast toy cars'.

There's even a third word that sounds the same: 'dyeing' which is the progressive form of the verb 'dye'... obviously that has nothing to do with death, unless your hairdresser screws up and you want to kill her...

Hope that clears it up for you.

Answer 2

Dieing Or Dying

Answer 3

Dying

Answer 4

Dying

Answer 5

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Hmmm, is it dying or dieing??? Becoming dead, I mean!?

Answer 6

I m not a linguist but there s something I don t understand (I m not a native English speaking person, so don t be too hard on me): if "dying" is the correct form of "die" (as in someone becoming dead), then what s the correct form of the verb "dye" - as in "I m changing the color of my hair"? This is a matter we never discussed in the English lessons, so I have to Google for it or ask stupid questions like in this case.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

It is dying I'm pretty sure of that cause I'm great at spelling you might want to try a spell check just to make sure

Answer 10

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