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Word confusion 10 years 3 months ago #376

namita OFFLINE Karma: 1	What is the difference between create and develop?
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Word confusion 10 years 3 months ago #378

Monika Agarwal OFFLINE Karma: 0	create means that you make a new thing eg the boy created a beautiful animal using the waste. On the other hand develop means when the idea is there and you work on it and make it work eg the scientists developed the idea and discovered the first bulb
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