The difference between lend & Borrow

Lend and Borrow

this is the most common error, we usually make and get confused with while using it.

The main difference here is the direction of the action.

As you can see in the image

Lend

means to give

5 words of the day DAY 24

1 Aisle

An aisle is a narrow passageway / space, often between seating areas or shelves 

Like passage between aircraft, cinema, store, warehouse or church

Similar word: 

lane

passage

path

You can use it this way

5 words of the day DAY 23

1.Backup plan
A backup plan is a plan that is used in case something goes wrong or something bad happens.

You can use it this way

Most common error how to use Can & May

It sound really simple but yet its a little confusing while we use this to words

Can and may

This is the most common error, we usually make and get confused with while using it.


As you can see in the

5 words of the day DAY 22

1. Intact
Something that is not damaged or is in good condition is called intact.
You can use it this way

5 words of the day DAY 21

1. Pretend

When someone behaves as if something is true when he know that it is not it is called pretending.
Especially in order to deceive people or as a game like buffing.

Difference between Very and too

Most of the people get confused with the use of Too And Very 

As u can see in the image VERY is the word that can be used when things are manageable or u can handle it but in TOO the things are not manageable


Too is basically used for negative sentences but in some cases it can be used for positive sentences as well.

Let's look at the example to understand it more clearly

If you find a person handsome

You can say 

He is too handsome

Let us look at some negative sentences for too and compare it with very

Example 1

It was too hot outside.

Here it means it was unbearable hot

It was very hot outside 

Here it means it was bearable  hot 

Example 2

The music player was very expensive 

"it can still be bought if you save up for it"

The music player was Too expensive

it was too expensive to buy we cannot afford to buy it

Example 3

The food was very spicy.

Here it means food was spicy but we had it.

or you liked it that way

The food was too spicy. 

Here it means the food was too spicy. We were not able to have it.

Looking at the examples i hope you understand the difference between very and too

so now you can use it in your own  sentences.