Give the meaning and use in sentence of your own to show the difference :
*Access - Excess
*Deer - Dear
*Fair - Fare
Answers
Fair Fare
Fair FareFair can be used as a noun, and adverb or an adjective. Fare can be used as a verb or a noun.
Answer:
Access: - (permission, liberty, or ability to enter)
Everyone should not have access to your private life.
Excess: - ( undue or immoderate indulgence)
He lived a life of excess.
Deer: - (slender-legged, even-toed, ruminant mammal)
The Deer was crossing the highway near the National Park
Dear:- highly valued
She is dear to me.
Fair: - (marked by impartiality and honesty)
I did not get a fare share of attention from him.
Fare: -( the price charged to transport a person )
What is the bus fare from your house to school?
Explanation:
Access: - ("permission, liberty, or ability to enter, approach, or pass to and from a place or to approach or communicate with a person or thing")
1.Everyone should not have access to your private life.
2. The little gate created an easy access to their garden.
Excess: - (" undue or immoderate indulgence or the amount or degree by which one thing or quantity exceeds another )
1.He lived a life of excess.
2.I had an excess of Rupees 50.
Deer: - ("slender-legged, even-toed, ruminant mammal")
The Deer was crossing the highway near the National Park
Dear:- ( "highly valued, high or exorbitant in price " )
1. She is dear to me.
2. Vegetables are dear now.
Fair: - ("marked by impartiality and honesty, not very good or very bad" )
1. I did not get a fare share of attention from him.
2. His work was only fair.
Fare: -( "the price charged to transport a person, get along, succeed" )
1.What is the bus fare from your house to school?
2. How did you fare in your tests?