Property can be used in many ways in English. Here's a breakdown of its common uses:
As a Noun:
- Real estate/land: This is the most common usage.
- "She bought a new property in the suburbs."
- "The property includes a house, a garage, and a garden."
- "They are looking to invest in rental properties."
- Possessions/belongings:
- "The thief stole my personal property."
- "The hotel is not responsible for the loss of guests' property."
- "This land is private property."
- Characteristic/quality:
- "Honesty is a valuable property." (meaning a desirable quality)
- "The properties of this metal make it suitable for construction." (meaning physical or chemical characteristics)
As an Adjective:
- Owned:
- "This is property of the government."
In Legal Terms:
- Real property: Land and anything permanently attached to it (buildings, fixtures).
- Personal property: Moveable possessions (cars, furniture, jewelry).
I hope this helps! Let me know if you'd like more examples or have any other questions.
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