How much vs how many?, uncountable vs countable How much money do you need? How many cities did you visit?, say vs tell, Use say when you focus on the exact words spoken or when you do not mention a specific listener. Use tell when you focus on the message and include the person who receives the information. Tell is followed directly by a personal object (like me, him, her, us) without the word "to", do vs make, The main difference between do and make is that do focuses on the action or process of performing a task, while make focuses on the result, creation, or production of a physical object or outcome, speak vs talk, Speak: Used for formal situations, one-way communication, or language ability. Talk: Used for informal, conversational situations and two-way communication, hear vs listen, Hear: A passive, involuntary action. Your ears receive sound without effort. Listen: An active, intentional action. You pay attention to the sound. It requires the preposition to if followed by an object., see vs look vs watch, See: A passive action where an image naturally enters your eyes. Look: An intentional action where you direct your eyes toward something static. Requires at before an object. Watch: An intentional action focused on something that is moving, changing, or in progress., borrow vs lend, Borrow: To take or receive something from someone with the intention of returning it. Lend: To give something to someone for a short period

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