Words often Confused
ICSE · Class 8 · English Language: Grammar and Composition
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1. Core Confusing Word Pairs
- Access means to approach or to open a computer file.
- Excess means more than enough or too much.
- Adapt means to suit or to adjust.
2. Exam-Focused Distinctions
- Historic means important, while historical means relating to history.
- Eligible means fit to be chosen, while illegible means cannot be read.
- Credible means believable, while credulous means a person who believes things easily.
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