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   Aug 6, 2024 · Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like What is a compliment?, When do you give compliments?, What are some things you can compliment people on? and more. Scheduled maintenance: August 6, 2024 from 05:00 PM to 07:00 PM

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   Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like I'm glad you think so, Do you think so?, It's nice of you to say so and more.

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   Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like What is a compliment, Can a compliment be contained inside a prepositional phrase?, Do verbs always need a compliment to complete their meanings? and more.

4. english.hix.ai › confused-words › compliment-vsCompliment vs Complement Difference, Examples & Quiz

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   Example sentences: 1.; She received a compliment on her new hairstyle.2.; He gave her a compliment on her excellent presentation skills.3.; The teacher complimented the student on their hard work.

5. englishlive.ef.com › en › blogCommonly confused words: compliment and complement

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   This word can have several meanings. It’s most commonly used as a verb to mean ‘two things that go well together, usually combining to make each other better’. “The sauce really complements this dish. It makes the meat taste much nicer.” (verb) Sometimes, we use ‘complement’ as a noun to mean ‘a full or complete group’.

6. english.hix.ai › complement-vs-complimentComplement vs Compliment Difference, Examples & Quiz

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   Example sentences: 1.; The red wine was a perfect complement to the steak.2.; Her skills in marketing complemented his expertise in sales.3.; The new furniture complements the overall design of the room.

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   What is the difference between 'compliment' and 'complement'?

   • When used as nouns, 'complement' refers to a full or complete group. This formal-sounding term is more common in writing than speaking. In contrast, 'compliment' means an expression of praise or approval. There is no difference in meaning between the two words when used as verbs.

   Commonly confused words: compliment and complement

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   What is the difference between a compliment and a noun?

   • Here’s how to tell the difference between a compliment and complement. Let’s start with ‘compliment’. This word can be a verb or a noun. When it’s a noun, it means: ‘a remark or action that expresses approval, admiration or respect’. When it’s a verb, it means: ‘to express approval or respect’. Now, let’s look at ‘complement’. It is always a noun and means: ‘something that completes or makes perfect’. The pronunciation for both words is /ˈkɒmplɪm (ə)nt/.

   Commonly confused words: compliment and complement

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   What is a compliment and how is it used in Hebrew?

   • A compliment in Hebrew is typically used to comment on someone's tastes in fashion, movies, books, etc. etc.. It is similar to how you would use it in English. Here's a nice compliment you can use on most people – friends, family, coworkers and anyone on your level.

   Hebrew Phrases: Learn the TOP 15 Hebrew Compliments

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   What does 'complement' mean in a sentence?

   • In a sentence, 'complement' means to make something complete or perfect. For example, "The sauce really complements this dish. It makes the meat taste much nicer.

   Commonly confused words: compliment and complement

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8. grammarquiz.net › complement-mainComplement vs. Compliment Quiz, Test and Exercise ...

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   Preview 20 Quizzes about Complement vs. Compliment. Choose tile that … your home’s style. complements. compliments. That delicious gravy is a good … for turkey. complement. compliment. The fine Scottish hotel is perfectly … by the welcoming ambiance. complemented.