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“Accept”

“Accept”. 1. “Accept” is a verb, usually meaning “To take or receive”; it also means “To agree or consent to.” EX: I ACCEPT the nomination for the office of President. EX: If you ACCEPT the terms of the contract, sign at the bottom. “Except”.

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“Accept”

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  1. “Accept” • 1. “Accept” is a verb, usually meaning “To take or receive”; it also means “To agree or consent to.” • EX: I ACCEPT the nomination for the office of President. • EX: If you ACCEPT the terms of the contract, sign at the bottom

  2. “Except” • 2. “Except” is a verb meaning “To exclude” or a preposition meaning “excluding; other than” • EX: EXCEPT “Gigantic Larry,” we all passed our physicals • EX: I am going to EXCEPT you from the field trip, because your behavior is awful

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