POR EJEMPLO Y LO MISMO QUE . . . FOR EXAMPLE:
To prove something or show something with examples: for instance and for example.:
By giving examples of the new information in different contexts, you can check your understanding. Also you can learn new ways to use the new information . .
To show something saying:
For example which means: -Por ejemplo, or, for instance: por ejemplo which means also "in this case"-en este caso "in this situation"-en esta situación...
One of the best ways to make sure you understand the many possible meanings of a new word or grammar point is to think, and then give different examples:
I usually have breackfast every morning, and for example I usually have oranges and some eggs, and ... for intance this morning I had oranges and tomatoes.
Same
If you are in class and you believe two words have the same meaning, you should tell the teacher:
I think these words are similar.
Similar to: Which means close to . . . or relate one, but not exaclty the same meaning, "Similar" means there may be some things the same, but the student wants to be sure they know if there are differences. When the student says that they are the same, they lose the opportunity to learn something new hohoho!!!! Did you get it?
Like: It´s a comparative word: we know that is two same things.
- Like: es un comparativo y sabemos que son dos cosas iguales.
To ask a question:
The correct question would be:
Do they have the same meaning?
-Tienen el mismo significado?
How / When are they different? or easier: How do they differ?
-¿Cómo / Cuándo son diferentes? o más facil: ¿En qué se diferencian?
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