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Borrow vs Lend: Examples and Practice
Borrow means receiving something to return later; lend describes giving it temporarily. Practise six situations, including borrowed and lent.
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Everyday vs Every Day: Examples and Practice
Everyday means ordinary; every day means each day. Compare the two, try six questions, and save the examples for later practice.
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Practice vs Practise in British English: Examples and Practice
In British English, practice is the noun and practise is the verb. Compare everyday sentences, try eight questions and save the examples for later review.
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Say vs Tell: Examples and Practice
Say something, tell someone something: learn the patterns, try six questions, and check expressions such as tell a story and say hello.
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