Compliment or Complement | Common English Mistakes | Homophones

The video tutorial explains the difference between the homophones 'compliment' and 'complement'. It provides examples to illustrate how each word is used as a noun and a verb. 'Compliment' refers to praise or congratulations, while 'complement' means to add to or complete something. The tutorial concludes with a quick test to reinforce understanding.

How does 'complement' relate to the concept of angles in a right angle triangle?

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