When should I use “different”?
GeneralClass 10CBSEAnswered 18 May 2026
Answer
Use “different” when describing a noun that is not the same as another noun.
Examples:
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These two words have different meanings.
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British English and American English are different in some ways.
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I need a different example.
Tip:
Because different is an adjective, it usually comes before a noun or after verbs like be, seem, look, feel, sound, or become.
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