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Common errors in English: Usage of Weigh and Weight (Different Between Weigh and Weight)

Weigh and Weight


Incorrect : Have you Weight yourself lately? 


Correct : Have you weighed yourself lately?


Incorrect : His weigh is sixty kilos. 


Correct : His weight is sixty kilos.


Note : Weigh is a verb whose past and past participle form is weighed. Weight is a noun. It can also be used as a verb. For example, Fishing nets are weighted. Weight as a verb means “to put a weight on or add something heavy to’.


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