You use this to say that one thing is not the same as another thing, not mean, To be ready for something. You have planned or learned what to do., to be prepared for, A show for an audience (like a play or a concert)., a performance, To decide that a planned event (like a meeting, flight, or class) will not happen., to cancel, To get information, you have learnt or known about something., to find out, To have something as a part of a whole., to include, To include a lot of something, the opposite of empty., to be full of, A public show where you can see objects, like paintings, sculptures, or old cars., an exhibition, The door or gate where you go into a place (like a building, a park, or a room)., an entrance, To ask someone to pay money for a service., to charge a fee, You use it to talk about where or when an event (like a meeting, concert, or wedding) happens., to take place
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