DIED vs. DEAD 死んだ（動詞の過去形）vs. 死んでいる（形容詞）
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Died is the past form of the VERB "die", which means to stop living.
Dead is an ADJECTIVE and means not alive. Dead describes the state which began the moment a person, animal, etc. died.
died は、die（死ぬという意味の動詞）の過去形です。
dead は、形容詞で、人や動物などが死んでいる状態を表します。
| 1. | My grandmother died when she was 94 years old. | | | | | 2. | Millions of people died in World War II. | | | | | 3. | a: | Look! There's a deer lying on the side of the road. | | b: | Is it dead? |
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