Grammar help please?
Hi there,
Can you advise me that if I am correct in these meanings, please?
Preserve is more like keep, conserve is more like protect and reserve is more like save.
Can you tell me, how can I preserve banana longer?
I turned the bike light off to conserve the batteries.
I need to conserve some energy for my final exam tomorrow.
I need to reserve more money or food, might need them later.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Yes, you are essentially correct. In terms of nature, 'preservation' is keeping the countryside in the state it is in. Not changing it.
- Yes, you are essentially correct.
- In terms of nature, 'preservation' is keeping the countryside in the state it is in.
- Not changing it.
- Meanwhile, 'conservation' means to keep the countryside in a sustainable state that makes the most of the natural wildlife and encourages new plants and animals to flourish.
- So it is with the root words - 'preserve' is to keep something as it is, 'conserve' is to protect it and not waste it.
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Yes, you are essentially correct.
In terms of nature, 'preservation' is keeping the countryside in the state it is in. Not changing it. Meanwhile, 'conservation' means to keep the countryside in a sustainable state that makes the most of the natural wildlife and encourages new plants and animals to flourish. So it is with the root words - 'preserve' is to keep something as it is, 'con
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