@Stocker 30 May 2022 more from that month

LOSE and LOOSE are some of the English words people confuse for each other. They are different and therefore, people should be able know when to use each when making a sentence. LOSE: To lose something in someone's possession or to takeaway something from someone. LOOSE: Something that is not tightly fixed or to set free of something. Many people tend to use LOOSE instead of LOSE when implying a lost thing. If you are one of those that mostly use LOOSE instead of LOSE, you should be able to know the difference and start making proper use of each when necessary. Learn a new thing this new week. #Noisecash #Randomthoughts