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1. This, That, These, Those
This: Refers to a singular object that is close to you.
Example: This is my book. (You are holding the book.)

That: Refers to a singular object that is farther away.
Example: That is your book. (The book is not near you.)

These: Refers to plural objects that are close to you.
Example: These are my shoes. (You are near the shoes.)

Those: Refers to plural objects that are farther away.
Example: Those are your shoes. (The shoes are not near you.)

2. Lend vs. Borrow
Lend: To give something to someone with the expectation they will return it.
Example: I will lend you my pen. (You can use my pen, but you need to give it back to me.)

Borrow: To take something from someone with the intention of returning it.
Example: Can I borrow your pen? (I want to use your pen, and I promise to give it back.)

3. See, Look vs. Watch
See: To notice something with your eyes, usually without thinking.
Example: I can see the stars. (You just notice them.)

Look: To direct your eyes towards something intentionally.
Example: Look at the sky! (You are asking someone to focus on the sky.)

Watch: To pay attention to something that is moving or happening over time.
Example: I like to watch movies. (You pay attention to the movie as it plays.)

4. Do vs. Make
Do: To perform an action or task.
Example: I need to do my homework. (You are performing the task of completing your homework.)

Make: To create or produce something.
Example: I will make a cake. (You are creating a cake.)


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