Question

1. how will you remember the difference between these three words in the future? write down a trick or quick way to remember their meanings that you can think of.

Explanation:

Since the problem is about remembering word meanings (though the three words aren't provided here, the approach would involve mnemonic devices, word - part analysis, or association. For example, if the words were related to language, using etymology (looking at word origins) or creating a rhyme/sentence that links each word to its meaning. Assuming typical vocabulary - related words, a common trick is to associate each word with a vivid image or a short phrase that captures its unique meaning. For instance, if the words were "affect", "effect", and "defect": "Affect" is an Action (starts with A, like Act), "Effect" is the End result (starts with E, like End), and "Defect" is a Deviation (starts with D, like Deviate).

Answer:

(The answer would depend on the specific three words. But as a general example, if the words were "accept" and "except" and "excerpt": "Accept" means to take in (think of "A" for "Allow"), "Except" means to exclude (think of "Ex" for "Exclude"), and "Excerpt" is a part taken out (think of "Ex" for "Extract" and "cerpt" like "part").)