Time.
What is the difference between "spending time" and "investing time".
Anyway I don't like to spend my time but I would like to invest my time
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They mean almost the same thing, but there is a small variation in meaning, often depending on context. "Spending time" often means you are engaged in a general activity: "On weekends I spend time playing sports". "Investing time" often means you are focused on a specific goal or outcome: "In order to pass the exam I invest time every night studying".
Now, you could correctly say, "I spend time studying", but you would typically NOT say, "I invest time playing sports".
I hope that helps.
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