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Which word belongs in this sentence, lose or loose?

I don't want to _______ my keys in the bottom of my purse.

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Answered by Arceus11

lose will be correct. Lose is a verb while loose is an adjective. Though loose is also a verb, its meaning does not apply here. Hence 'lose' is the appropriate answer.
Hope I helped!

Answered by Anonymous

I don't want to loose my keys in the bottom of my purse.
I think it is correct

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Which word belongs in this sentence, lose or loose? I don't want to _______ my keys in the bottom of my purse.

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Which word belongs in this sentence, lose or loose?

I don't want to _______ my keys in the bottom of my purse.