loose and
lose
Loose
Opposite
of tight.
For example :
For example :
The shirt is loose
for her now
because she has lost so much of weight.
because she has lost so much of weight.
The
screw is loose.
lose
Means to
not be in your possession any longer (it is lost) or misplaced. It
could also mean not to win something.
For
example :
She
will lose
her friends if she's not careful.
We
will lose
money if we
believe everything she says.
believe everything she says.
She
will lose
the match if she's not careful.
Did
you lose
my books?
loose dress / lose dress
Both are correct.
loose dress : not tight /
a dress that is flowing
For example :
The dress is loose.
lose dress : missing
For example :
Make sure you do not lose her dress.
Both are correct.
loose dress : not tight /
a dress that is flowing
For example :
The dress is loose.
lose dress : missing
For example :
Make sure you do not lose her dress.
*lose
is not to be confused with lost.
Lost
has the same meaning as lose
but lost is used to show something
happened in the past.
For example :
but lost is used to show something
For example :
She
lost
the books yesterday.
(yesterday – happened in the past).
With
“will”,
we have to use “lose”.
She will
lose.
We CANNOT
say : She will lost
the match (X).
You CAN SAY : She lost the
match yesterday / last week / last month / 2 years ago.
