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Bookmark or Share- cumulative or cummulative | WordReference ForumsYes, I have. And it seems it does not exist. But if you look for cummulative at Google thousands of pages appear.
- As of today or To date - WordReference ForumsI would use "to date" to describe the cumulative effect of an ongoing process: To date, our charity has distributed 27,000 meals to the hungry. The main difference is that "to date" strongly suggests that whatever you are counting, or doing, or have, will change in some way in the near future.
- Cumulative vs continuous - WordReference Forums(b) I have studied English for 3 hours. (These three hours may be the total and can be either cumulative or continuous, depending on context.) If the hours for which the speaker studied are separated (e.g. one hour in the morning, one hour at noon, one hour in the evening), (a) cannot be used. In this case, (b) must be used, as expressing the ...
- difference: accumulate, cumulate - WordReference ForumsThese articles have been about cumulative advantage/disadvantage theories (CAD), i.e., compounded (and in some cases inherited) advantage or disadvantage over the life course. But really I don't see why advantage or disadvantage couldn't a ccumulate.
- coordinate vs cumulative adjectives | WordReference ForumsMoreover, I want to say that after being a long time without a clear answer regarding this particular grammar point about coordinate vs. cumulative adjectives, both Linkways' clever observation and your pertinent suggestion have finally helped me understand it very clearly.
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