English, asked by santoshgupta8619, 10 months ago

What's the difference between Aphabet and Aphabets?

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Answered by aarush2618

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In standard English, the difference is basically that an alphabet is a collection of letters. A letter is a particular symbol used in writing, an alphabet is the set of all the letters.

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