Page 4 - Lesson Notes
P. 4
Few examples are:
advice and advise
Advice (noun): My grandmother gave me some good advice.
Advise (verb): I advise you to travel abroad while you can.
choice and choose
choice (noun): There's not much choice for vegetarians.
choose (verb): Choose the flowers you like most.
confusion and confuse
confusion (noun): The new road signs are causing a lot of confusion.
confuse (noun): Her instructions were confusing.
criticism and criticise
criticism (noun): He doesn't take criticism well.
criticise (verb): The reviewer criticised the lead actor's performance.
decision and decide
decision (noun): They have a big decision to make.
decide (verb): I can't decide where to go to learn English.
explanation and explain
explanation (noun): The explanation he gave for being late was not believable.
explain (verb): Can you explain to me how this coffee machine works?
invitation and invite
invitation (noun): We received an invitation to the wedding through the post.
invite (verb): Did Ahmed invite you to his party?
