Sometimes English vocabulary can be very confusing! Often words, phrases, and terms can have identical pronunciations or be written similarly, but have drastically different meaning.

So I made this post to make things a little clear!

Waste vs Waist?? Do you know the difference?

Waste vs Waste (What's the difference?)

Vocabulary graphic with meanings and examples - made by Thinking in English

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Waste vs Waste (What's the difference?)

Vocabulary graphic with meanings and examples - made by Thinking in English

Credit thinkinginenglish.blog

Do you know the difference between waste and waist?

Try using this vocabulary to make some sentences in the comments!

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