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English: "lose" versus "loose"

PlatypusPlatypus Member
edited May 2013 in Step by step tutorials
The opposite of "find" is "LOSE" (pronounced "LUZE").

The opposite of "tight" is "LOOSE" (pronounced "LUCE").


Examples:

"Don't lose your password." (pronounced "Don't LUZE your password.")

"David and Sarah played chess yesterday. David was the winner. Sarah was the loser." [pronounced "LUZER"]

"These trousers are too loose [pronounced "LUCE"]. Can you make them tighter?"

"Now these trousers are too tight. Can you make them looser?" [pronounced "LUCER"]

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