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Rougee Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference between change and exchange
What is the difference between change and exchange? Can you explain to me, please?
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"Change" is much more general. As a noun, it means the money that you get back from a cashier if you pay with a large bill. 50 in change.
- "Change" is much more general.
- As a noun, it means the money that you get back from a cashier if you pay with a large bill.
- 50 in change.
- g.
- He changed from his work clothes into jeans and a T-shirt.
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"Change" is much more general.
As a noun, it means the money that you get back from a cashier if you pay with a large bill.
For example, if your items cost $18.50 and you give the cashier a $20 bill, you get $1.50 in change.
As a verb, it means to alter or switch: e.g.
He changed from his work clothes into jeans and a T-shirt.
He used to be very quiet, but now he
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