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Hello folks. A couple of days ago I started to pay attention to the definitions of the words I stumble upon and I find it very amusing to understand ('I found it very amusing to learn' would sound more natural than the verb 'to understand' in this sentence) the meaning of words that are similar to each other. For example, the difference between (affection ) and ( passion ) . Affection means a gentle feeling of fondness or liking while passion means a strong and barely controllable emotion. I will be posting similar posts in the next days because I am fond of this new habit.
Just another opinion here, I think 'because I am fond of this new habit' is correct. As fond means having affection for. :) Good going!
Good job those are your only mistakes!
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