Commonly Confused Words

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A part vs. Apart

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"A part" refers to a piece of something, while "apart" means separated by distance.

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Definition of 'loose'

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'Loose' means not tight or free from constraints.

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Definition of 'lose'

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'Lose' means to be deprived of or to fail to keep something.

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Usage of 'breathe'

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'Breathe' is a verb meaning to take air into the lungs.

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Usage of 'breath'

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'Breath' is a noun referring to the air taken in or expelled from the lungs.

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Difference between 'a part' and 'apart' in a sentence

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"He is a part of the team" vs. "They live apart from each other."

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Example of 'loose' in a sentence

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"The dog was running loose in the park."

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Example of 'lose' in a sentence

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"If you don't study, you might lose the game."

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Example of 'breathe' in a sentence

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"You should breathe deeply to relax."

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Example of 'breath' in a sentence

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"Take a deep breath before speaking."