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Imitated means copied or mimicked; intimated means hinted or suggested indirectly. Learn pronunciation, sentence patterns, tone, related nouns, and common mistakes.

Propose is mainly a verb meaning suggest or put forward; purpose is usually a noun meaning reason, aim, or intended function. Learn patterns, pronunciation, and common mistakes.

Imply means suggest indirectly; infer means draw a conclusion from clues or evidence. Learn the modern distinction, historical overlap, examples, and a simple direction test.

Use hung for almost all ordinary meanings of hang; hanged is preferred for official executions. Learn the real usage nuance, phrasal verbs, examples, and common mistakes.

May and might both express possibility; might often sounds more tentative, but there is no fixed probability rule. Learn permission, reported speech, may/might have, and common mistakes.

Can is standard for ability and everyday permission; may is common for uncertain possibility and formal permission. Learn why “Can I…?” is not wrong and when each modal fits.

Perspective means viewpoint, sense of proportion, or visual depth; prospective means future-related or likely to become. Learn common phrases, research use, and quick tests.

Advice is a noun for guidance; advise is the verb meaning to give guidance. Learn pronunciation, uncountable advice, please advise, sentence patterns, and common mistakes.

Affect is usually a verb meaning influence; effect is usually a noun meaning result. Learn fixed phrases, rare exceptions, pronunciation, sentence tests, and common mistakes.

Emasculate is the standard word in English. It means to make a person feel less powerful or to make something…