1.
Crime,
Sin and
Vice
Crime /kraɪm/ An Illegal activity or action
Demanding
dowry is a crime.
There
was a time when telling lies, was considered a sin.
He
is a young man without vices like
smoking or drinking.
2.
Cue and Queue
Cue/kjuː/ Signal
to speak or act
When
Sita’s mother glared at her, she took the cue
and stopped talking.
Queue/kjuː/ A
line of persons waiting for their turn
I
have been waiting in the queue in
front of the ticket counter for nearly two hours.
3.
Custom
and Habit
Custom /ˈkʌstəm/ Something
that people always do in a particular way
It
is her custom to go to the temple on
Fridays.
Habit /ˈhæbɪt/ Regularly repeated
behavioural pattern
Suma
has made it a habit to do yoga daily.
4.
Dairy
and Dairy
Dairy /ˈdeəri/ A farm for milk production/ milk
products
We
buy milk from Amul Dairy.
Diary /ˈdaɪəri/ Personal record of life’s events
I
have kept a diary since I was
fifteen.
5.
Defective
and Deficient
Defective /dɪˈfektɪv/ Imperfect or faulty
The
mixie-grinder we bought yesterday was
defective.
Deficient /dɪˈfɪʃ(ə)nt/ Lacking the correct
amount of something.
Her
diet has been deficient in Vitamin C.
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