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Originally posted by Chill Bill
Well, hold on now. "Service" is specifically a noun, while "serve" is more often used as a verb. I think they're distinct.
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As someone who watches a lot of tennis and plays in several competitive leagues, I can tell you that the terms are pretty much used interchangeably.
"Serve" is both a noun (as in "it's his serve" or "that serve was wide") and a verb ("he served the ball"). "Service" is used similarly as a noun ("second service" is actually what chair umpires say- they don't say "second serve") and a verb (with the same meaning as "to serve").
I don't think they can really be counted as distinct concepts.
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Originally posted by Kavish
Next round, will we be able to use answers that start with 'The' or is that for a different round?
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Go crazy with the "the" answers next round. After all, "the" starts with a T.
