Synonyms for the word - Monitor Here are some synonyms for "monitor," with slightly different nuances depending on the context: General Synonyms: Observe: To watch carefully, especially to note something. Watch: To look at or observe attentively over a period of time. Track: To follow the progress or development of something. Keep an eye on: An informal way to say observe or watch. Keep tabs on: Another informal way, suggesting close tracking. Supervise: To oversee a process, activity, or group of people. Oversee: To supervise a person or their work, especially in an official capacity. Scrutinize: To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly. Assess: To evaluate or estimate the nature, ability, or quality of something. More Specific Synonyms (depending on the context): Surveil: (Often implies watching for suspicious activity) Gauge: To measure or estimate something. Measure: To ascertain the size, amount, or degree of something by using an instrument or by comparison with a standard. Check: To examine something in order to ensure its accuracy, quality, or satisfactory condition. Audit: To conduct an official financial inspection of a company or individual. Review: To examine or assess (something) formally with a view to possible change or amendment. Inspect: To look at (something) closely, typically to assess its condition or to discover any shortcomings. Regulate: To control or maintain the rate or speed of (a machine or process) so that it operates properly. Control: To determine the behavior or supervise the running of. When choosing a synonym, consider: The intensity of the watching: "Scrutinize" is more intense than "observe." The purpose of the watching: "Surveil" implies a specific purpose (security, investigation), while "track" is more about progress. The level of involvement: "Supervise" implies active oversight, whereas "observe" can be more passive. The formality of the context: "Keep an eye on" is informal, "assess" is more formal.

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A student recently asked me what the difference between "Can" and "Could" is. Here is an explanation: CAN OFFER: Can I help you? PERMISSION (give and ask) You can put it over there. ABILITY (present) I can drive a car. POSSIBILITY She can be really sad. REQUEST Can you be more direct with your answer? COULD (more polite) SUGGESTION We could write an email to the CEO. PERMISSION Could I ask you a personal question? ABILITY (past) When I was a child, I could speak German. POSSIBILITY He could be the one who stole the money. REQUEST Could I borrow your pencil please? I hope that gives you the explanation.