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Difference between pray and prey
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    Yes, such words when introduced with examples like these it will be very useful.
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    Two different meanings of POSSESSED

    He possessed a property in the remote corner of the town.(He had a property in the remote corner of the town)
    She is possessed.(A foreign evil soul resides in her body.)
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    Whip is used in several ways:

    1. The culprit was whipped by the police.

    2. The cook whipped egg into broth.

    3. The robber whipped out revolver from his pocket.

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    Pray : Worship "Puja"
    prey: "Shikar"

    Want to make each day Accountable

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    This is really interesting and informative. Like this we get to know many more words and their meaning...
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    Till - means a time limit and used as a preposition

    This is also a ver and used for ploughing in agriculute.

    First use: Wait here till I come.
    Second: The farmers work hard to till in the field.

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    Two meaning of read
    read- it means reading. Example : Read this Book.
    read- this means that you have completed reading. Example: I have read this book.

    Want to make each day Accountable

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    Two meaning of read
    read- it means reading. Example : Read this Book.
    read- this means that you have completed reading. Example: I have read this book.


    You have selected a very nice word. Let me further explain some thing more about read, reed.

    The verb 'read' is same in three forms- present, past and past perfect.
    But this is pronounced as 'red' in past.

    Also 'reed' pronounced similarly is a sort of plant. This also refers to a musical instrument. By searching 'reed' on Google search, all this will be clear.

    There is another word 'red' with same pronunciation but this is a color.

    G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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    Pray - Pray means to talk with God by heart.

    Prey - A victim of exploitation
    Be positive
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    Pray - Pray means to talk with God by heart.

    Prey - A victim of exploitation



    The words 'Pray' and 'Prey' have been explained earlier in the thread. We should explain new words instead or may give new meaning of the words already discussed. It is no use repeating same thing.

    G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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