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what is the difference between: "for example" and "for instance"?
I found these words are synonyms but I want to be sure, and If really there is a difference I would like to know when I should use "for example" instead of "for instance". Please give me examples :)
Aug 1, 2013 7:16 PM
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They are the same. I personally would probably only use "for instance" if I had used "for example" too many times. Also, one can use "such as".
August 1, 2013
They are interchangeable.
August 1, 2013
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