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🔑 Key Difference
Both “for example” and “for instance” introduce examples to clarify a statement, but they differ slightly in formality and usage:
📝 Structured Breakdown
1. For Example
2. For Instance
🎭 Analogy
Think of “for example” as a friendly tour guide 🗺️ who points out sights casually, while “for instance” is a professor 🎓 who gives carefully chosen examples in a lecture.
💡 Learning Tips:
🌟 Practice Time!
Fill in the blanks with “for example” or “for instance”:
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