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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi,

I found out, essentially there are no much different in the word “conserve” and “reserve”. Can you correct me if I am wrong, please? means both words are ok for these sentences?


I tuned the light off to conserve/reserve the power.

I need to conserve/reserve more food for tomorrow.

I need to conserve/reserve some energy for my final exam.

I have a large conserve/reserve of water in my home.


Thanks a lot.

  

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John Aki I found out, essentially there are no much different in the word “conserve” and “reserve”. Can you correct me if I am wrong, please? means both words are ok for these sentences?

— Anonymous

  • John Aki I found out, essentially there are no much different in the word “conserve” and “reserve”.
  • Can you correct me if I am wrong, please?
  • means both words are ok for these sentences?
  • "I have heard that there is not much different between the words “conserve” and “reserve”.
  • Please correct me if I am wrong.
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John AkiI found out, essentially there are no much different in the word “conserve” and “reserve”. Can you correct me if I am wrong, please? means both words are ok for these sentences?

"I have heard that there is not much different between the words “conserve” and “reserve”. Please correct me if I am wrong. Does this mean that

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