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Snowandcloud Posted 20 years ago
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I'm sorry i do not know the difference between these words,Can you help me

I want to know the difference between these wods "whole ,entire, perfect ,complete,total"Can you tell me ?Thank you !
  

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The meanings of these words are almost same but the uses are a bit different. The whole world was shocked after 11th Sept 2001. The gluttonate the entire cake.

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  • The meanings of these words are almost same but the uses are a bit different.
  • The whole world was shocked after 11th Sept 2001.
  • The gluttonate the entire cake.
  • Complete works of Shakespeare.
  • No one is perfect.
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The meanings of these words are almost same but the uses are a bit different.
whole-with no part removed or left out.The whole school knew that she has been expelled.The whole world was shocked after 11th Sept 2001.
entire-complete .The gluttonate the entire cake.
complete-having all its part.I have a complete set of Dicken's novel.Complete works of Shakespeare.
perfect-faultless/
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