Bear vs Beer

What's the difference between *BEAR* and 

 *BEER* ?

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 *BEAR*

1. ( As noun) अस्वल 

2. ( AS verb) means to accept. 

सहन करणे

Example:

1) He is a strong man, he can bear the pain.

2) She is so rude, I can't bear her.

3) Famous person must bear the criticism. 

 *BEER* means an alcoholic drink.

Example:

1) I would like to have some beer.

2) Would you like beer with dinner?

3) He brought two bottles of beer.

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Brake vs Break

*Today's tip:* 

What's the difference between *BREAK & 

BRAKE?* 

 *BREAK* can be used in 3 different situations.

 To damage into pieces 

1) Rita broke the glass.

2) Sanjay broke his friend’s leg.

 To violate any rule or law

1) Many people break the traffic rules

2) Don't break the laws of courts.

 Interval 

1) We have a lunch break of an hour.

2) Let's take a break of five minutes. 

 *BRAKE* means a mechanical device which is commonly 

used to slow down the speed or to stop the moving 

vehicle.

Example:

1) The driver applied the brakes to stop the car.

2) The bus driver suddenly applied the brakes.

Profession vs Occupation

What's the difference between 

 *PROFESSION* & *OCCUPATION* ?

 *PROFESSION* is an activity when a person is paid for his 

particular skill and his deep knowledge. 

 PROFESSION needs a specialised training and

knowledge. 

Example: Doctors, Engineers, Teachers, Lawyers, Chartered 

Accountants etc.

 *OCCUPATION* is an activity when a person is not paid 

for their knowledge, but only for what they produce.

 OCCUPATION doesn't need any special training.

Example: Drivers, shopkeepers, clerks, accountants, etc.

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profession vs occupation

What's the difference between 

 *PROFESSION* & *OCCUPATION* ?

 *PROFESSION* is an activity when a person is paid for his 

particular skill and his deep knowledge. 

 PROFESSION needs a specialised training and

knowledge. 

Example: Doctors, Engineers, Teachers, Lawyers, Chartered 

Accountants etc.

 *OCCUPATION* is an activity when a person is not paid 

for their knowledge, but only for what they produce.

 OCCUPATION doesn't need any special training.

Example: Drivers, shopkeepers, clerks, accountants, etc.

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