1, incorporate: include, absorb; Reflection; merge ...

For example: merger? Process? Technology,? And then what? Philosophy. ? The process, technology and principle of merger and acquisition.

2. include: include, include.

Example: these? Is there a problem? Including: "Who? Report? Where to? These questions include who: "Who reports to whom? "

Second, the parts of speech are different.

1, incorporate: in addition to being a verb, it can also be used as a noun to describe merger; Comprehensive; Form a company.

Example: So? Me? Incorporate? Mine? Courses? Class? Courses? Become? That? Courses. ?

Therefore, I integrated into my curriculum and added classroom courses to CD-ROM teaching.

2.include: can only be used as a verb, indicating inclusion.

For example: milk? Solid? Including? Salt? Protein? And then what? Sugar. ? The solid substances in milk include salt, protein and sugar.

Third, phrases are collocated differently.

1, merging: merging traffic? Comprehensive traffic

For example: the? Slugs? Incorporate? That? Heredity? Material? Okay, then? They? Pass? It? Where are you going? ulteriorly

How many generations Slug ?

This kind of sea slug is well integrated with this genetic material and passed on to future generations.

2. include: include the action? Include operations; Inclusive action

Example: How about it? we? Including? It? Want to prepare? For what? Ann? For example? Below. ?

However, we include it here to prepare for the next example.