what's the difference between every couple of word
hate and detest
bad_____worse_____worst
average_______ medium _______intermediate
Gift and presents
feeling and sensation and motion and love
over there __ there
home _ house
kids___ children
safe_ ___ security
tired ___ boring
city hole___ house holds
team ___ item
learn __ study
holden __ wait
city center ___ downtown ____ business of city
seek for ___ look for __ find __ found
neighborhood ___ place
snorkeling ___ swimming
taught ___ through __ thought
must __ should ___ may ___ might __ could
shop ___ store
i stayed __ i didn't stay
pie __ cake __sweet
many ___ much
one_ __ ones
nice __ pretty __ beautiful
smart __ intelligent __ clever
suburb _____ country side
pretty well __ pretty good
I am less long than my brother
i am shorter than my brother
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I just picked a few from your long list:
bad_____worse_____worst : they are of the same meaning only that "worse" is the superlative form of "bad" while "worst" is the superlative form of "worse"
Gift and presents: both have the same meaning only that: "I give present to my love ones" while "I give gifts to my friends, colleagues or office mates." a "present is something you give to someone whom you fave an affection with.
home _ house: a "house" is a structure that is sold, while a "home" is some place you live and have all types of personal experiences.
kids___ children: personally, I know that they both refer to a toddler / youngster only that "children" is used to describe human beings while "kids" to goat... hehehe
tired ___ boring: although they both are adjectives, they don't have the same meaning. "tired" might refer to your physical or mental depletion of energy while "boring" refers to the state where you lack interest causing mental weariness.
i stayed __ i didn't stay: do you rather mean "I stayed, I did stay"? then they are just the same in the simple past tense form.
snorkeling ___ swimming: "snorkeling" basically mean 'skin diving with a snorkel'. "swimming" is plainly travelling or afloat through or on the water.
many ___ much: "many" is used with countable nouns while "much" is used with non-countable nouns.
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