Difference between"extent " and "expand"
I am confused about"extent " and "expand", what's the difference between meaning and usage of these two words? Can I be favored? Thank for your help in advance.
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Extent is a noun. It roughly means 'limit'. For example: The extent of his knowledge on medicine is limited, as he isn't a doctor.
Expand is a verb. It roughly means 'to grow'. For example: My uncle wants to start two new stores in London to expand his business.
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In case you are asking about extend and expand.
Sparkymark has answered really well. I'll just extend his answer a little bit.
You can extend a line to make it longer. (lengthen)
Your teacher may extend class duration. (prolong)
You can expand the volume of a container. (volumetric increase)
You can expand your living room.
You can expand your knowledge of the English language by asking stimulating questions like this.
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Unless you are thinking about extend and expand - Extend is to lengthen - I extended my vacation for another week. Expand - to make bigger
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