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Asked: November 7, 20242024-11-07T05:15:40+00:00 2024-11-07T05:15:40+00:00In: Common Mistakes

What’s the difference between compliment and complement?

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    2024-11-18T05:14:51+00:00Added an answer on November 18, 2024 at 5:14 am

    🔑 Key Difference

    • “Compliment” is a noun or verb used to express praise or admiration.
    • “Complement” is a noun or verb that means something that completes, enhances, or goes well with something else.

    1. “Compliment” (Praise and Admiration)

    • Definition: When you “compliment” someone, you give them praise, admiration, or a nice remark. It can also be the kind words themselves.
    • Usage:
      • As a noun: “She received a compliment on her beautiful dress.”
      • As a verb: “He complimented her cooking skills.”
    • Examples:
      • “I complimented my friend on her new hairstyle.”
      • “He always gives sincere compliments.”
    • Tip: Think of it as giving “positive words” or flattery. 💬😊

    2. “Complement” (Completes or Enhances)

    • Definition: When something “complements” something else, it means it completes it, improves it, or makes it better.
    • Usage:
      • As a noun: “Her scarf is the perfect complement to her outfit.”
      • As a verb: “The sauce complements the pasta well.”
    • Examples:
      • “Red wine often complements a good steak.”
      • “The colors in the painting complement each other beautifully.”
    • Tip: Think of it as something that “goes well with” or completes another thing. 🧩✨

    🎭 Analogy

    To help you remember:

    • “Compliment” is like giving someone a verbal gift (words of praise). 🎁
    • “Complement” is like finding the missing puzzle piece that makes everything fit perfectly. 🧩

    Common Mistakes and Tips

    • Mix-Up Alert: Don’t confuse them!
      • Correct: “Your shoes complement your outfit.” (They go well together.)
      • Incorrect: “Your shoes compliment your outfit.” (Shoes can’t speak!)
    • Memory Trick: Remember that “compliment” has “I” for “I admire you.” “Complement” has an “E” for “enhance” or “complete.”

    📝 Practice Time!

    Fill in the blanks with the correct word (compliment/complement):

    1. “He gave me a nice _________ about my presentation.”
    2. “These curtains _________ the room’s decor.”
    3. “I want to _________ my friend on her promotion.”
    4. “The flavors in the dish _________ each other perfectly.”

    ✅ Answers:

    1. Compliment
    2. Complement
    3. Compliment
    4. Complement
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