what's the difference between conduct and construct...
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Conduct means to use or to do
Construct means to build or assemble.
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The word "conduct" as a noun is pronounced CAWN (like the word dawn) -DUCT.
It describes your behaviour or way of acting.
For example, "Her conduct was always good. She is polite".
"Conduct" can also be a verb. It is pronounced CUNN (like the word gun)-DUCT.
It describes leading or conveying or transmitting.
For example, "Can you please conduct me to the right sea" OR " Metals conduct heat".
The word "construct" means to build or put things together.
For example, "can construct that bridge within the required time?"
Hope this helps
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