Ali.h Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Pack VS package
What is the difference between pack and package?
Also can package be used as a verb?
Also can package be used as a verb?
Top answer
Pack is what you do when you are filling a suitcase. It mostly means to put the maximum amount of something into a container. " Package is something that is boxed up and sent away by mail or by a friend.
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Pack is what you do when you are filling a suitcase. It mostly means to put the maximum amount of something into a container. So you could say, "Pack the jar as full as you can with pickles."
Package is something that is boxed up and sent away by mail or by a friend. "I received a package from home."
You can say you have prepared a package. You could say, "I packed the boo
Package is something that is boxed up and sent away by mail or by a friend. "I received a package from home."
You can say you have prepared a package. You could say, "I packed the boo
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HI,
yes, package can be used as a verb. "How to package books for a long journey"
It's the general word for any kind of wrapping or boxing packages for retail.
pack belongs with some things:
A pack of gum, a pack of cigarettes, a pack of cards
Packages often have an unknown content, like a gift for instance.
Alex
yes, package can be used as a verb. "How to package books for a long journey"
It's the general word for any kind of wrapping or boxing packages for retail.
pack belongs with some things:
A pack of gum, a pack of cigarettes, a pack of cards
Packages often have an unknown content, like a gift for instance.
Alex
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You said 'a pack belongs with somethings'. Can you please use a different word or phrase so as to clearify for me what you mean becuase I'm confused!
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It means that pack is usually bound with other words like "a pack of cards". It's very common that the word "of" follows "pack". That's what I meant.
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